Pudding is a simple, satisfying, and surprisingly nutritious snack that Julia relied on when she was refeeding. There are many great-tasting flavors, however we’ve always preferred classic vanilla topped with homemade whipped cream and shaved chocolate.
These muffins are simple, delicious, and a great way to make use of fresh apples—really any kind will do. While they’re enjoyed year-round in our house, the addition of cinnamon makes them the ultimate autumn snack.
Our lighter and fluffier version of classic cake brownies still has all the chocolatey goodness of the original. Served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream is our favorite way to enjoy them!
The simple preparation and use of common pantry ingredients have made these delectable bars a regular in our kitchen. The light lemony filling combines beautifully with the flaky golden crust to create a perfect bite.
The sweet peaches and crumbly topping beautifully combine to create a luscious cobbler that’s bound to please. The recipe works well with most other stone fruits, especially when they’re in season, ripe, and ready to eat.
This simple and delicious family favorite recipe is on the lighter side than Toll House. For extra nutrition and variety, add shredded coconut or ground nuts to the batter.