Desserts for the Big Game

“I tried many recipes for these cookies and finally, here is the winner! Soft and very chocolaty, perfect for any choc-o-holic.” – Arlene

“My mom used to make the best brownies in Texas! Oh my gosh. They were soooo good. All four of us kids loved her brownies so much. I am going to share her recipe with all of you. They should be in the Texas Hall of Fame, lol. Just make sure to follow directions carefully.” – Penny

“This recipe is very quick, easy, and very tweak-friendly. It can easily be used as a brownie mix or you can change and fiddle with the ingredients to suit your tastes (such as adding nuts, different kinds of chips, etc.). The blondies are cake-like rather than fudge-like, but that’s how I personally like them.” – Margaret

“Sugar and spice and everything nice make these cookies the perfect treat. They remind you of the traditional Cowboy Cookie only with a flavorful twist. Want to make your family whoop and holler and beg for more? No bull about it, these are delicious and filling cookies! – Kris

“I call these bars lazy because you use a boxed brownie mix. But if you have your own recipe and aren’t feeling lazy (like me), then use your own! They are scrumptious.” – Kelli

“This chocolate eclair cake is super easy!” – Penny

“A cobbler is delicious and sweet. My family loves chocolate cobbler. It is so simple to make.” – Lisa

“This three ingredients Tiger Butter is a creamy fudge-like treat with peanut butter and chocolate swirled together.” – Debbie

“Everything I love in a cookie bar and no-bake. How easy!” – Lisa

“The fun of creating your own recipe is being able to name it! My husband loves these, Though messy, they’re easy to make.” – MiMi

“Chocolate and salt… the ultimate combination? Possibly! These are especially delicious with the hint of orange and ginger.” – Monica

“With two kinds of cookies in the crust, a cheesecake center, and a cookie and candy topping, these bars are truly naughty!” – Laurel

“This bar is a favorite childhood memory. My mom would occasionally make these when we had company. They were always my favorite treat.” – Wendy

“We love crunchy peanut butter and cherry jam together. Baked in a bar, you’d better grab one while you still can. I always have to make three batches so everyone gets seconds.” – Kait

“Super easy and super good! The kids love to help with making them.” – Melody

“I came up with this recipe by combining 3 family-favorite cookie recipes into one delicious amazing cookie. It’s a soft cookie with a cake-like texture. The taste is unique, and when I sell them at bake sales, they sell out immediately.” – Diane

“If you love cheesecake, peanut butter, and gooey brownies, you need these in your life. Just sayin’.” – Ashley

“Chocolate, caramel, and nuts…that’s what I’m talking about! These will melt in your mouth. These are a little time-consuming but well worth the effort. I like these better than turtles because the caramel doesn’t stick to your teeth.” – Bea

“My family loves Rice Krispie Treats. I love to make and bake different kinds of goodies. So, I thought I would combine a couple of things and make them even better. They’re always a big hit.” – Cassandra

“Have you ever wondered what the filling of a cheese blintz would taste like with a chewy chocolaty brownie? Recently, while dining at my grandparents’ retirement home, we were served the best cheese blintzes we have ever put in our mouths. I dashed into my kitchen to try and recreate them. I admit, I didn’t nail it on my first try. However, when I tried for the second time, perfection. And I thought, what two flavor combos do we find most comforting… cheese and chocolate, of course. This sweet treat was born.” – Angie

“A monster, skillet-sized, red and chocolaty cookie with white chocolate chips that’s perfect topped with a scoop of melting vanilla ice cream and a pair of spoons!” – Kevin