The holidays get busy fast, and not everyone has time to turn on the oven. No-bake Christmas treats are a simple way to ...

No-oven desserts offer easy, indulgent options for Christmas celebrations in Indian homes. These quick recipes reduce kitchen stress and allow advance preparation for smooth hosting.

While fried desserts like sufganiyot are often eaten on Hanukkah, they're often too perishable to gift. Instead, fall back on ...

No-bake cookies are a lifesaver when you want something sweet without turning on the oven. They’re quick to assemble, easy to customize, and perfect for busy days when you just want a simple treat.

Chaotic holiday season? Us too! Keep up your Christmas spirit with our 90 wildly easy holiday desserts, including no-bake and ...

These three-ingredient Jello-O balls are a festive, retro, no-bake treat made by mixing shredded coconut with condensed milk ...

Not many people turn chocolate away. Preparing your own assortment chocolate truffles shows elegance, sophistication in the kitchen. The misconception that truffles are rather difficult to make is ...

Dough log can be refrigerated for up to 3 days or frozen for up to 2 months (coat in sanding sugar just before slicing). Thaw ...

From a delicious welcome drink to delightful chocolate tarts, there's a recipe to fit every holiday gathering menu ...

During the holidays it is always a nice gesture to give homemade food gifts to friends, coworkers and family. These recipes ...

What’s better than a Dark ’n’ Stormy cocktail, buzzing with ginger and lime and rum? Maybe nothing — or maybe a ginger cookie ...

Mary Berry's "traditional" sausage meat stuffing balls are the perfect roast dinner accompaniment. The recipe is super simple to follow, and they're ready in no time. Traditionally stuffed into a ...