Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line 2 cookie sheets or baking trays with parchment paper. In a medium-sized bowl, mix together the cocoa powder, white sugar, butter and vegetable oil. Beat in egg and ...

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Winter desserts should be comforting, not stressful to make. So, you might want to save this list! You'll find cozy treats ...

Chocolate-colored splatters on the cookbook's open pages were like a lighthouse beam lighting the way to a great recipe. During a recent trip to my in-law's house, I asked my mother-in-law, an avid ...

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During the hectic holiday season, finding some shortcuts is always a positive thing. Garten has the perfect recipe for a tasty cookie that is foolproof — packed with chocolate and nuts, plus peanut ...

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Brownies are basically just five ingredients: chocolate, butter, sugar, eggs and flour. So what accounts for the million brownie recipes out there, each one claiming to be the world's best? As those ...