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Anytime Chocolate Chip and Oat Cookies
This dough is optimized for getting portioned, frozen, and baked right from the freezer, so you are never more than 25 minutes away from a warm, gooey cookie.
Sooji Halva
These pistachio- and almond-studded sweets are made with semolina and ghee. Eat the halva hot and soft out of the frying pan, or press it into a cake tin and cut it into squares.
13 Casserole Dishes for Baking (and Serving) All Your Comfort Food Favorites
One dish, two dish, red dish, blue dish
Chocolate Pyramids Are Better Than Chocolate Chips
More sides means more texture and higher quality means more flavor. Plus: The large-format pieces turn into molten pools in your baked goods.
Don’t Have the Right Cake Pan for the Job? This Cheat Sheet Can Help
How to scale your cake recipes for the pan you have.
Peanut Butter Brookies
What’s better than a brownie? A brownie with a layer of peanut butter cookie, that’s what.
Tea Cakes
You can personalize these tea cakes if you like, substituting a pinch of cinnamon, allspice, or mace for the nutmeg or sour cream for the buttermilk.
Trail Mix Cookies
Running out of Thanksgiving pie is the biggest drag of the holiday season. Console yourself by making these cookies with oats, chocolate chips, dried fruit, and nuts.
Camouflage Chocolate Fudge Brownies
The secret to the fudgiest, most chocolaty brownies is cocoa powder—not melted chocolate. We borrowed chocolate expert Alice Medrich’s technique, then added a cream cheese topping for tangy balance.
Salty Buckwheat Chocolate Chunk Cookies
If you want to bake these cookies now and don’t have buckwheat flour on hand, whole wheat flour is an acceptable substitute. Your cookies won’t have the same depth of flavor, but they will still be delicious.
Tahini Billionaire Bars
We took millionaire bars—shortbread plus caramel plus chocolate—and gave them an upgrade (hence, billions) with sesame seeds and tahini. The shortbread is tender, the filling is gooey, and the chocolate ties it all together.
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37 Best Easy Cookie Recipes to Make Again and Again
Discover delicious (but easy) cookies to make the next time you're in the mood for something sweet.
Tie-Dye Butter Cookies
Because you don’t have to chill the dough, this cookie cuts your kitchen time in half. And when it comes time to decorate, no need to panic if your first attempts don’t work out. Simply wipe off the failed glaze and let the cookie dry for about five minutes, then try again.
Ancho Mole Cookies
Hold these sesame-coated chocolate-and-nut cookies up to the light to appreciate the stained-glass effect of the dried fruit.
Butter Pecan Skillet Cookies
If butter pecan ice cream were a cookie, it would be this all-levels skillet shortbread.
Sourdough Key Lime Ricotta Cookies
The texture is delightfully soft, almost cake-like, and sweetened with a quick-and-easy lime glaze. These cookies make great holiday gifts.
The Social Distancing Era Is the Baking Era, and We're Baking This
Suddenly, baking an extravagant cake on a Tuesday just feels right.
This Year, Poppy Seed Hamantaschen Get Even Seedier
These tri-corned cookies, typically made to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Purim, add a twist to the traditional poppy seed filling.
One Ingredient Makes This Chocolate Cookie Different From The Rest
Joanne Chang’s double-chocolate cookies have something you can’t put your finger on.
Double Chocolate Rye Cookies
Full of both dark chocolate chunks and bits of unsweetened chocolate, this cookie is rich and chewy—perfect for dunking into a glass of milk.