We all enjoyed these cookies at Grandma's tea parties, even my dolls. coffee cookies Desserts ...

Grandma called this 'bridge mix in a brownie' and often served it to her bridge group. bar-cookies chocolate ...

You can save money by preparing your own baking mix. For each cup of mix, combine 3/4 cup flour, 11/2 teaspoons baking powder, 1/4 teaspoon salt and 21/2 tablespoons shortening. cake ...

Don't throw out your morning coffee. Put it to good use in the delicious frosting for this chocolate layer cake. If you don't have any coffee already made, whip up some instant coffee instead. birt ...

If the walnuts called for in this recipe are too pricey, you can still have nutty flavor without spending a fortune. Simply omit the walnuts and use 1 tablespoon of hazelnut liqueur or butternut flavoring. c ...

Make your own graham cracker crust to save a little money. Combine 1 1/4 cups graham cracker crumbs with 3 tablespoons sugar and 1/3 cup melted butter. Press into a pie pan and proceed with recipe. coffee ...

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High-quality coffee often comes with a high price tag. Save your money when making this recipe and make a batch of double-strength instant coffee instead. No one will notice the difference. chocolate ...

When shopping for ground coffee, check the label-you may think the package holds a pound of coffee, but it may weigh as little as 11 ounces. The lowest prices are found on large (40-ounce) cans. chocolate ...

You can save money and still serve a tempting dessert by replacing the whipping cream and whole milk in this recipe with 2 cups of half-and-half. Or slim down this pudding with low-fat milk. chocolate ...

This chocolate and coffee-flavored cake features a fancy-bakery look and taste, but it’s still easy tomake at home. cake chocolate ...

A rich, buttery dough is rolled in walnuts, “thumb-printed,” baked and then filled with raspberry jelly to create this classic cookie. berries coffee ...