We've said it before: Men don't bake. It's still true, of course. Because when it comes down to it, most of us would prefer to polish off our holiday meal with the salty-sweet crust of a honey-glazed ...

If you can't wait for cookies to bake and cool, speed up your sugar rush by sticking with no-bake cookies. These easy classics are versatile and can be made from any rum. This recipe produces a rummy ...

What’s one more thing to do? These crescent cookies and rum balls are worth finding the time for. Betty B., no address, wanted a recipe for the cookies, and Myrtle Sailer of Baltimore wanted one for ...

No fruit cake or Christmas tree-shaped sugar cookie ever put a smile on my face the way popping a coconut-coated orb of chocolate, nuts and Nilla wafers can. And the rum, don’t forget the dark rum. Zi ...

Wow the guests at your holiday party with this traditional Christmas dessert. This traditional holiday dessert offers all the fun of rum without the guilt -- and there's chocolate. Taste of Home's new ...

Not to be a Scrooge, but I always found the holiday festivities to be one big confectionary letdown. That is until I had a rum ball. No fruit cake or Christmas tree-shaped sugar cookie ever put a ...

Rum balls are a holiday staple, simple enough for children to make. (They’ll just have to wait until they are 21 to eat them!) The amount of rum is minuscule in each cookie, but if you have any qualms ...

Making and sharing homemade Christmas treats when the house fills up with guests is a big part of beloved Latino traditions such as Mexican posadas or Puerto Rican parrandas. Here are four traditional ...

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In a food processor, pulse the vanilla wafers and pecans until finely ground, about 15 seconds. Add the powdered sugar, cocoa powder, and salt. Pulse to combine, about 5 times. Transfer the vanilla ...