A healthy chocolate chip cookie! Will wonders ever cease?
In the midst of such a fractious time, can a book of confections by a popular chef help spread joy?
One chef claims the cookies are so good, he eats “about a bucket and a half a day.”
The ins and outs of the triangle-shaped pastry that best represents Purim.
An Israeli-accented take on an all-American treat, these delightful tahini sandwich cookies are a fitting mashup to make during a week when Hanukkah and Christmas collide.
Baking doyenne Dorie Greenspan comes up with a way to heal the world — or at least contribute to a restoration of kindness and help a great cause — by baking cookies.
Continued From Part I: How to Start a Kindness Revolution — With Cookies
You could join the kindness revolution with these cookies, or any others from Dorie Greenspan’s new book, ‘Dorie’s Cookies.’
Cuneiform Cookies have their own recipe—even if it’s a little similar to the recipe for gingerbread.
For Purim, a fat pinch of global fun in the form of chocolate hamantaschen recipes that crisscross the old and new worlds.