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You just need 3 ingredients and 20 minutes to make this graham cracker crust recipe. A food processor makes it easy. Just add ...

There is something about stormy weather that cries out for baking. All the rain and pent-up energy —or the kids’ pent-up energy rubbing off on everyone else — makes kitchen projects appealing. Plus ...

I like graham crackers. They are (I tell myself) a slightly healthier dessert than, say, the scores of cookies that were consumed over the holidays. They're simple. Sweet, but not too sweet. Add a ...

These iconic cookies are addictively crunchy and flavorful and blessedly not-too-sweet — far better and more wholesome than store-bought. The secret to making them at home is graham flour, which is ...

Store-bought graham crackers are fine. I’ve eaten my share of them as a child and an adult. I tend to think of them as a supporting player, however – as the outside of s’mores, spread with peanut ...

Flaky pastry crusts may garner heaps of attention, with their fancy fluted edges or elaborate latticework on sweet and savory pies. But it’s hard to deny the appeal of the more modest homemade graham ...

Make this reindeer graham cracker snack for an easy, cute Rudolph treat. This quick recipe solves busy-parent stress with a ...

This week I am in New York City participating in a tourism event where I am cooking Alaska seafood. It's been a good trip so far, nice to be out of the bunny boots and facemask for a change. But, ...

Q: Thank you for your interest in forgotten recipes. I am seeking the recipe for the fabulous graham cracker cake from Heinemann’s Bakery in Chicago. I have tried other recipes which have tried to ...

Dear Robi: These delicious little bars combine a dense graham cracker base with a velvety custard filling rich with brown sugar and chopped pecans. Sweet, but not overly so, each bar is like a perfect ...

There is something about stormy weather that cries out for baking. All the rain and pent-up energy —or the kids’ pent-up energy rubbing off on everyone else — makes kitchen projects appealing. Plus ...