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Chocolate-covered strawberries are simple in concept but potentially tricky to make. Just in time for Valentine's Day, we've demystified the process and added 13 cute styling ideas.

Feast your eyes and stomach on these lucky recipes from around the world to boost your chances of a prosperous new year

When the summer sun hits "broil," the last thing you want to do is turn on the oven. Satisfy your sweet tooth with a dreamy, no-bake summer dessert.

From fruitcake cookies to chocolate saltine toffee, these are the most uniquely popular holiday treats in each state.

Bananas, pickles, honey, or marshmallows — they're all ingredients that go with peanut butter, if you ask enough people

There are a lot of restrictions around what you can eat during Passover and we're here to help! Along with a few dessert ideas, we have the key to finding recipes that don't break the rules.

March 14 is the intersection of math and dessert! We're celebrating Pi(e) Day with a celebration of both, plus 51 sweet and savory pie recipes.

Closing out Carnival means one thing for some revelers: Pancakes. They come in many forms and flavors so we picked out some of favorite (read: indulgent) recipes to celebrate Pancake Tuesday.

From the beginning of January to Ash Wednesday, New Orleans celebrates Carnival with parades and king cake — a cake as unique as the city it's made for. You might not be able to throw your own parade, but you can make your own king cake for Fat Tuesday.

Just in time for National Tater Tot Day: Tots are awesome on their own, but in a casserole, they're otherworldly.

Kugel is a curious casserole that can take on many shapes and flavors for Jewish holidays. Sometimes sweet, sometimes savory, but always delicious — we picked out a few favorites to try for Hanukkah.

Rugelach is in heavy rotation for Hanukkah but eight days of celebration is a lot of pressure to keep your treats interesting. To help you out, we pulled our most impressive and indulgent rugelach recipes to try.