Classic Oatmeal Raisin Cookies by Frosted Flaker

I’ve tried many recipes of oatmeal raisin cookies but settled on this as the best one yet. It’s from Joy of Cooking (1997). The cookies are nubby-textured, and somewhat soft, with a mild brown sugar and oats flavor.

Chocolate Glazed Peanut Butter Bars by Salad Foodie

Sweet and chewy bars are a cinch to make and will please most all of your hungry nibblers! The original recipe used some butterscotch chips in the glaze along with chocolate chips, but you can use all chocolate chips if you wish - the chocolate lovers in your home will approve!

Berry Cobbler by laurel lee

Super easy, SUPER yummy cobbler. Got berries? A cup of almonds? You can probably come up with the flour, sugar, butter and cornstarch to be eating warm cobbler in 45 minutes. (It needs to cool a little!)

Creme de Menthe Pillows by BearNakedBaker

Skinny Springtime Sugar Cookies, Terrific for Easter by Skinny Kitchen with Nancy Fox

These colorful old-fashioned sugar cookies are crispy, delicate and buttery tasting. And, I’m using just a small amount of reduced-fat butter combined with canola oil. What a yummy, low calorie treat to make for Easter. Each skinny, mini cookie has 37 calories, less than 1 gram of fat and 1 Weight Watchers POINTS. Although I like…

Sinful Saltines by Andra Kiser

Saltine Crackers at their finest...sweet, salty, crunchy and gooey. Wow!

Chocolatey Brownie Bites by Carolinaheartstrings

My favorite chocolate treat has always been a brownie. The fudgier the better (is that a word?) It sure is to me. It perfectly describes how I like my brownies, warm from the oven and gooey with chocolate goodness. These little bite sized treats are the perfect way to use some restraint and still indulge a little. Happy eating!

Zucchini-Carrot Bars by Robyn Savoie

Reminiscent of carrot cake, these garden-fresh sweet bars make a delicious and pretty snack or dessert to take to a gathering. Or set out some of your prettiest china and invite friends over for a Midwestern Kaffée Klatsch or an afternoon prairie tea. If you don't like black walnuts, substitute with pecans.

Blueberry Buckle by Salad Foodie

Chock full of blueberries, the tender and not-too-sweet cake batter produces a mid-morning coffee cake or dessert ‘extraordinaire’! A light streusel-like topping bakes to a fine crunchy top and it does indeed buckle or crumple a bit!

Loaded Oatmeal Cookies by Julia Ann Souders

Loaded Oatmeal Cookies are for an after school snack for your children or coffee break at work with your co-workers. They provide extra nutritive value in molasses, whole wheat flour, wheat germ, old fashioned rolled oats and raisins. ©2007-2014 Netta Belle’s Choice® cookbookinabox® “Reg. U.S. Pat. & Trdmk.Off. Reg.…

Mixed Berry Pie by RecipeKing

Mixed berry Pie-is a delicious and easy recipe for a fabulous dessert. Made with all fresh berries: (blueberries, red raspberries and blackberries). It is also a healthy low calories, low fat, low cholesterol, low sodium, low sugars, low carbohydrates, diabetic friendly, heart-healthy and Weight Watchers (5) PointsPlus recipe.

Fresh Berry Fruit Dessert Cup with Lemon~Lime Whipped Cream by "Cheffie Cooks"

Wonderful dessert using fresh berries!

Raspberry Buttermilk Cake by Foodiewife

This cake recipe comes from Gourmet Magazine and is very simple to make. The batter is so good, that I greedily licked the batter spoon. You can exchange raspberries for kind of berries, or try fresh peaches or apricots. This is very addicting and perfect to make for unexpected company.

Coconut Cream Pie Adapted from All Recipes by Tracy Lawson

You have to make this - and soon! This pie is so creamy and tasty, you just have to make it! I'm not talkin about your general Jello pudding coconut pie recipe, but this is just as easy and you won't sorry for making it. The family won't either!!!!! Not that I have anything against Jello, they're pretty awesome at what they do and the…

Top of the Line Banana Nut Bread by J. Gino Genovesi

This bread is light and tender yet firm,, and has a mixture of flavors appealing to the taste buds. I began cooking at any early age and mostly used family recipes. However, over the years I have tried many bread recipes and eventually came up with this one. The blend of orange and lemon is satisfying.