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Gluten-Free Tuesday: Whoopie Pies
As someone who grew up near New England (whoopie pie territory) I always felt that packaged chocolate snack cakes, like Suzy Q's, were a poor imitation of the whoopie pie. When I want chocolate cakes sandwiched together with sweet, creamy icing, nothing but a whoopie pie will do.
Gluten-Free Whoopie Pies
We thought we'd conclude our week of gluten-free adventures on a sweet note with these classic Whoopie Pies from Elizabeth Barbone's How to Cook Gluten-Free. Well, not exactly classic since they forgo the wheat flour, but pretty darn close.
Double Chocolate Whoopie Pies
In these whoopie pies, two moist chocolate cakes are filled with a lighter than air chocolate cooked cream.
Ginger Custard Pumpkin Pie Recipe | Cook the Book
What sets this pie apart is that it uses a ginger-infused custard base to lighten up the traditional canned pumpkin puree.
Boston Cream Pie
Much more cake than pie, thick pastry cream and oozing chocolate ganache make up for the misnomer. Mad Hungry Cravings has the simple but satisfying recipe.
Gingerbread Sheet Cake With Cream Cheese Frosting
This simple sheet cake comes together in no time flat, but don't let that simplicity fool you—it's the perfect dessert for any holiday gathering, thanks to a bold dose of molasses and spices (plus buttermilk for a moist but fluffy crumb).
Pumpkin Cheesecake With Gingersnap Crust
Pumpkin pie is great, but this pumpkin cheesecake with a gingersnap crumb crust and spiced nut topping may be even better.
Boston Cream Pie Cupcakes
These adorable Boston Cream Pie Cupcakes are miniature versions of the classic featuring spongy vanilla cupcakes, pastry cream and chocolate ganache.
Gingerbread Muffins
Sweetened with molasses and brown sugar, and packed with warm spices, these simple gingerbread muffins are perfect for the winter season!
Baking With Dorie: Pumpkin-Pie Pancakes
Every Thursday, Dorie Greenspan stops by with a delicious baking recipe. Here's one you can print out for tomorrow morning's breakfast. Tonight, after you've washed the platters and dried the endless glasses, you may have had your fill of stuffing...
[Photograph: Robyn Lee] Swapped at the 2011 Cookie Swap by barbecue columnist James Boo. Adapted from Gingerbread Whoopie Pies and Pumpkin Cupcakes with Chai Cream Cheese Frosting....
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Pumpkin Spice Latte (With Real Squash)
Rich with butternut squash and fall spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, and ginger, this frothy, creamy drink is like drinking pumpkin pie in your mug.
White Hot Chocolate (with Spiked Variations)
Cozy up to this creamy White Hot Chocolate on a cold day. You only need 4 ingredients and 10 minutes! Don't miss the boozy variations for the adults.
Pumpkin Spice Hot Chocolate (Two Ways) - Striped Spatula
Calling pumpkin spice lovers! This decadent hot chocolate, made with real pumpkin and your choice of dark or white chocolate, is perfect for a chilly fall day!
Judy's Hot Cocoa inspired by the Santa Clause — Binging With Babish
This week, I'm doing Judy's Hot Cocoa from The Santa Clause. Merry Christmas!
Homemade Peppermint Hot Chocolate
This rich, creamy Peppermint Hot Chocolate is an ultimate treat for the holidays or a snow day. It's easy to make and you can spike it for the adults!
Everything Nice (Spiced-Rum Coffee With Butterscotch Whipped Cream)
In this variation on a classic Irish coffee, spiced rum takes the place of whiskey, lending its sweet, spiced caramel flavor to the coffee's roasted, bitter bite.
Pumpkin-Coffee Milkshake
This afternoon pick-me up is a little less sweet than your regular milkshake, adding coffee into the mix—in the form of strong brewed coffee as well as coffee ice cream.
Chocolate and Spice Eggnog
Bittersweet chocolate melted into the cream forms the base for this eggnog variation.
Pumpkin Bourbon Cider Milkshake
All the flavors of fall come together in this boozy milkshake. Don't skip the maple whipped cream, it's totally worth the extra effort.
Hot Wassail
Hot wassail is a spiced drink that falls somewhere between cider, punch and mulled wine (each village has their own recipe, some with dry sherry or beer).