This rich chocolate cake is the perfect cake to bring to a summer barbecue. It will feed a crowd but don’t expect any leftovers. The preparation is quick and easy because both the cake and the frosting are made on the stove top. Your mixer will get a little break. I use an 11″ by 15″ metal pan but any size jelly roll pan will work, you just might need to adjust the baking time. Continue Reading…
What could be better than brownies? Rich, decadent raspberry truffle brownies. Even though I have a soft spot for boxed brownie mixes, I have found my new favorite brownie recipe. Fresh raspberries combined with Chambord give a noticeable raspberry flavor to these dark chocolate brownies. The name is very appropriate as they taste very similar to raspberry truffles. A pan of these will go a long way since they are so rich. Continue Reading…
I love living in Flagstaff because there are so many amazing places to explore within a day’s drive. A few weekends ago I went on a camping trip to Zion. We saw Emerald Pools, the Weeping Wall and my favorite, Angel’s Landing. The view was worth the climb, a 1500 foot elevation change in 2.4 miles. Continue Reading…
If you are looking for a cake that is not too sweet, this is the recipe for you. Continue Reading…
These mini cheesecakes look like a lot of work but they are very easy to make. I love the flavor of the Nutella in a cheesecake form. Continue Reading…
I love oatmeal cookies. I especially love them when they have chocolate chips in them. This is by far my favorite oatmeal cookie recipe. It makes cookies that are a little crispy on the edges but nice and chewy on the inside. Continue Reading…
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! I hope you’ll have room for dessert after your corned beef and cabbage. I’ll be having a slice of this delicious cake. Normally I don’t much enjoy the taste of Guinness, but this cake is an exception. It is very easy to make, just a single layer and the ingredients are all mixed together on the stove. The creamy frosting goes on top to resemble a freshly poured pint of Guinness. Continue Reading…
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