Condensed milk bread pudding has all of the flavor and texture you love, but the custard is extra simple to make thanks to the help of a can of sweetened condensed milk. It is comfort food at its best and tastes like it came from grandma’s kitchen.
Dutch apple pie, or apple crumb pie, is a perfect bite of fall. Fresh apples are baked under a buttery crumble topping. Add a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a fabulous dessert.
Apple custard pie has tender apple slices baked in a simple vanilla custard and topped with a buttery streusel. It is almost like eating an apple pie with the ice cream baked right inside.
Chai cookies have all of the flavors you love in chai tea, but in a nice soft cookie. They feature the all of the spices in a lovely sweet dessert.
Creamy rice pudding made with evaporated milk is an easy, comforting treat. It only takes a few ingredients and a little bit of time to turn rice into a favorite dessert.
Southern spiced pecans are so versatile. They have a subtle sweetness with a little bit of spice. Serve them as a snack or use them to top your salads. Just promise you will make some!
If you like those fancy coffeehouse drinks, you will love knowing you can make something similar at home. Whip up a batch of homemade pumpkin spice coffee creamer and you will be making your own drinks for a fraction of the cost.
These easy maple sticky buns are ooey, gooey and taste amazing. The best part is they only take 4 ingredients and take less than a half hour to make, so they don’t have to wait for a special occasion. Celebrate the weekend with maple cinnamon breakfast goodness.
Rosy applesauce gets both it’s red color and a fun cinnamon flavor from red hots. This twist on a vintage recipe is a fun way to turn fresh apples into a delicious and vibrant homemade applesauce.
Old fashioned red hot cinnamon apples are a classic side dish or simple dessert. My great-grandma served them with pork chops but they are also wonderful with a scoop of ice cream or dollop of whipped cream.