Christmas is a time for tradition, and it's always a great time to try a nostalgic dish. Try one of these vintage desserts at your next holiday gathering.

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Under-the-radar bakeries in Connecticut where locals keep the secret to themselves and keep returning for the perfect pastry.

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My favorite kind of dessert is anything that goes well with coffee; luckily, that category includes most desserts but is specifically an excellent fit for coffee cake. Coffee cake may not contain any ...

Smith Island, one of the hundreds of islands in Maryland, is home to fewer than 400 residents. Nestled in the Chesapeake Bay, it's only reachable by a ferry a few times a day. Given the inherent ...

Today, the confectionery known as “tree cake” because of the resemblance to a trunk with rings is considered a symbol of ...

A sitting U.S. president once dined at Gregg's – a Rhode Island foodie staple. On Halloween in 2014, then-President Barack Obama stopped by the iconic restaurant's Providence location for some Death ...

Surrounded by a wealth of global cuisines, New York bakers are dreaming up ever-wilder confectionary combinations. By Tanya Bush Those looking for a simple brioche or pain au chocolat at New York ...