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These Reese’s peanut butter cup brownies are outrageous in the best way: a chewy peanut butter cookie bottom, a whole layer of peanut butter cups, and a fudgy brownie top that settles down around everything as it bakes. They come together with refrigerated cookie dough and brownie mix, so you get all three layers without dragging out the mixer or dirtying every bowl in the kitchen. You’re going to love how rich, gooey, and chocolate-peanut-butter packed they are. Why You’ll Love It Three irresistible layers — chewy peanut butter cookie dough, creamy peanut butter cups, and fudgy brownies in every …

Sweet-and-tangy, cold-from-the-fridge 5 Cup Salad is a cheerful addition to any table. The whole thing comes together with one cup each of five ingredients: sour cream, pineapple, mandarin oranges, maraschino cherries, and mini marshmallows. No stove or fancy bowl required. The cherries stain the sour cream just enough to turn everything that soft pink color, and the marshmallows get tender after a couple hours in the refrigerator. Why You’ll Love It Five simple ingredients — everything is measured in easy one-cup portions. No cooking required — just drain, fold, and chill. Sweet-tangy flavor — sour cream keeps the fruit and …

This sugar cookie icing dries with a shiny, firm top while staying pleasantly soft when you bite into it. It comes together quickly with just four basic ingredients and no mixer. You’re going to love how beautifully it stacks for cookie boxes and trays without smearing. Why You’ll Love It No mixer needed — just a bowl, a spoon, and about ten minutes. Shiny, smooth finish — light corn syrup helps the icing dry glossy. Soft bite — it hardens enough for stacking without turning jawbreaker-hard. Great for decorating — thick enough for outlines and easy to thin for flooding. …

These candied pecans have a crackly cinnamon-sugar shell, warm toasted flavor, and only five minutes of real prep. The simple egg-white coating skips the candy thermometer, and the oven does the heavy lifting. You’re going to love them by the handful, on salads, or over vanilla ice cream. Why You’ll Love It No candy thermometer needed — the egg-white coating creates a crackly cinnamon-sugar shell with no boiling syrup. Deep cinnamon-sugar flavor — granulated sugar, brown sugar, cinnamon, and salt keep the coating sweet but balanced. Easy oven method — two bowls, a sheet pan, and stirring every 10 minutes …

These coconut brownies combine thick, fudgy chocolate layers with a soft, creamy coconut filling for a candy-bar-inspired dessert. They look a little fancy when sliced, but come together with simple bowls, a whisk, melted butter, and an 8-by-8 pan. You’re going to love how rich, gooey, and easy they are. Why You’ll Love It No mixer needed — just bowls, a whisk, melted butter, and an 8-by-8 pan. Fudgy chocolate layers — soft brownie batter is packed with mini semi-sweet chocolate chips. Creamy coconut center — sweetened condensed milk keeps the filling soft, sweet, and gooey around the edges. Keeps …

These white chicken enchiladas are a cozy, easy weeknight dinner with rotisserie chicken, melty Monterey Jack, and a buttery sour cream green chile sauce. They’re simple enough for a busy night, but they don’t taste like you gave up. You’re going to love how creamy, cheesy, and unfussy they are. Why You’ll Love It Rotisserie chicken shortcut — dinner is halfway handled with 3 cups of shredded chicken. Creamy, mild sauce — sour cream and green chiles make every bite cozy without much heat. Minimal prep — no chopping onions, browning meat, or mountain of dishes. Flexible and filling — …

These 2 Ingredient Pumpkin Muffins are soft, warmly spiced, and just pumpkiny enough without being heavy or fussy. No eggs, no oil, and no extra measuring—just pumpkin puree and spice cake mix. You’re going to love how easy they are. Why You’ll Love It Only two ingredients — pumpkin puree and spice cake mix are all you need. One-bowl batter — no eggs, oil, or extra measuring required. Warm fall flavor — the spice cake mix handles all the seasoning. Makes a full dozen — perfect for breakfast, snacks, or lunch boxes. Ingredient Notes The biggest thing here: use plain …

Caramel apple slices bar is a fun, no-bake dessert with crisp apples, warm caramel, chocolate, and all your favorite toppings. Set everything out buffet-style and let everyone build their own sweet-tart combination. You’re going to love how easy it is to customize for fall gatherings or a cozy snack at home. Why You’ll Love It No baking required — just slice the apples, warm the caramel, and set out the toppings. Easy to customize — use caramel, chocolate, and whatever crunchy or sweet toppings sound good. Perfect for sharing — arrange everything in muffin tins or small bowls for a …

This Halloween Chex Mix is sweet, salty, crunchy, and packed with festive candy. Rice Chex and tiny pretzels bake in a buttery brown sugar-cinnamon coating, then get tossed with kettle corn, candy corn, pumpkin candy corn, and Reese’s Pieces. It looks delightfully over-the-top but comes together with very little effort. Why You’ll Love It Sweet and salty crunch — buttery cinnamon-coated Chex and pretzels pair perfectly with kettle corn and candy. Easy to make ahead — bake the Chex and pretzels first, then add the candy after everything cools. Makes a big batch — perfect for snack bags, parties, or …

This Stove Top Stuffing Meatloaf is savory, moist, and easy, with stuffing mix doing the seasoning and binding work. No chopping onions, no hunting for Worcestershire sauce, and no soaking bread in milk. Just a box of stuffing, beef, eggs, ketchup, and water—you’re going to love how simple it is. What I do know is that this meatloaf comes out moist, sturdy enough to slice, and savory in that familiar, comforting way that makes dinner feel like somebody tried. Not tried too hard, mind you. We’re not making a culinary statement here. We are getting supper on the table, and …