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Lemon Pudding Cake

Like magic, pudding cakes separate into two layers during baking: airy and soufflé-like on top, dense and custardy below. We wanted a foolproof recipe for a creamy pudding, tender cake, and bright lemon flavor.

Season 3: The Chemistry of Cakes April​/May 2009

French Silk Chocolate Pie

Once an award-winning recipe, this no-bake pie has an incredible light and fluffy texture-but we wanted to amplify the chocolate flavor.

Season 4: Icebox Desserts February/March 2009

Jefferson Davis Pie

This little-known Dixie dessert-a rich, caramel-y custard pie dressed up with dried fruit and nuts-deserves a national introduction.

December/January 2009

Hermit Cookies

Most versions of this old-fashioned cookie bake up rock-hard and overly spiced. Our recipe revives this New England specialty to what it should be: soft and chewy, with a perfect balance of sugar and spice.

October/November 2008

Blueberry Grunt

This oddly named dessert promises juicy berries topped with biscuity dumplings-and there's no need to turn on the oven. But it can easily become a soggy, bland mess.

Season 2: Stovetop Desserts August/September 2008

Sand Tarts

These once-popular cinnamon-sugar cookies are now mostly forgotten-maybe because the dough is so hard to work with. We wanted to resurrect these thin, crisp, buttery cookies with an easier recipe.

June/July 2008
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