With a little freezer space and a few hours before the big day, delicious pies and cakes can be made ahead and frozen, leaving our ovens free for that big ol' bird and all the fixings to go with it.

To say this Jewish Apple Cake is my favorite food of all time would be one of the least hyperbolic things I’ve ever said. Because it’s true, and really, it’s not even close. I enjoy a lot of foods, ...

1. Set the oven at 350 degrees. Butter a 10-inch Bundt pan. Dust the pan with flour, tapping out the excess. 2. Spread the walnuts in a small baking dish. Bake for 6 minutes, turning once or twice, or ...

Whether light or dense, subtle or sticky-sweet, cakes are a great showcase for fall's star fruit. Hannah Walhout is freelance writer-editor formerly on staff at Food & Wine. She was also, for many ...

Bundt cakes have captivated bakers for generations. Inspired by a traditional European cake called a Gugelhupf, these fluted cakes were popularized in the United States when the M ...

Apples and warm spices go together in confections, particularly in this grand Bundt cake, in which the apples are grated. The batter is made with both melted butter and vegetable oil, both granulated ...

If you’re craving a sweet treat that is easy to make and combines the traditional flavors of apple pie with a modern twist, these Apple Pie Mini Bundt Cakes are just what you need! The secret to these ...