Thanksgiving Recipes

These sweet Thanksgiving treats are a joy to make--and eat.

Need a snack to tide the kids over until the big Thanksgiving feast? Here's a healthy option they can have fun making themselves.

This delicious holiday dessert will please die-hard pumpkin pie fans and those who love lemon meringue.

This easy-to-assemble frozen treat unites the flavors of mango, exotic saffron, and bold and flowery cardamom with an all-American graham cracker crust.

This lesser-known version of apple pie lacks a traditional crust, but its simple pastry topping creates a delicious, pleasantly crunchy layer.

The custard-style filling of this luscious Southern treat has the consistency of soft, rich, velvety fudge that's not too sweet or heavy.

In one shape or another, sweet, spicy gingerbread has been popular for centuries. During the 1600s, in fact, gingerbread making was such serious business that only certain bakers had rights to make it.

Pears make a good choice for these single-serving fruit crisps because their skins are so soft, your child won't even need to peel them.

Put a new spin on a favorite fall flavor by topping tasty pumpkin cake squares with cream cheese frosting.