1Warm Chocolate Pudding Cakes with Caramel Sauce
Courtesy of Martha Stewart Living 2Cranberry Upside-Down Cake
Courtesy of Martha Stewart LivingSweetened whipped cream is the perfect accompaniment to this slightly spicy dessert. The topping is made by simply baking cranberries placed in a layer over sugar and spices at the bottom of the pan. As the cake bakes, the sugar caramelizes, forming a rich syrup.
Recipe: Cranberry Upside-Down Cake
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3Warm Vanilla Cider
Courtesy of Martha Stewart Living 4Warm Berries 'n' Dumplings
Courtesy of Martha Stewart LivingDon't turn on the oven for this all-American dessert (traditionally called a grunt). The berries and biscuit like dumplings cook right on the stove.
Recipe: Warm Berries 'n' Dumplings
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5Pear and Dried Cherry Clafouti
Courtesy of Martha StewartA clafouti is a classic French dessert with a texture somewhere between that of a baked pudding and a pancake. In this clafouti, creamy, custard-like batter is baked over a layer of fanned pear slices; dried cherries stand in for the traditional fresh ones. The mixture puffs up as it bakes and deflates as it cools. Serve leftovers for breakfast the next morning, hot or cold.
Recipe: Pear and Dried Cherry Clafouti
6Cranberry-Pear Crisp
Courtesy of Martha StewartFresh cranberries are available from October through December. Ripe berries are deep red and very firm. Before using them, rinse in a bowl of cold water; discard any unripe ones that float to the top.
Recipe: Cranberry-Pear Crisp
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7Chocolate Pudding Cake
Courtesy of Martha StewartStarring chocolate and made with just six ingredients, this flourless cake has a pudding-like center. A water bath helps it cook gently and stay moist.
Recipe: Chocolate Pudding Cake
8Lemon Custard Cakes
Courtesy of Martha StewartThese light, tart little cakes are cooked in a water bath like soufflés, so their centers stay smooth, creamy and custardy.
Recipe: Lemon Custard Cakes
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9Apple Brown Betty
Courtesy of Martha StewartLet apples fill your kitchen with the sweet smell of the fall harvest.
Recipe: Apple Brown Betty
10Mango Brown Betty
Courtesy of Martha StewartWarm up the final weeks of winter with this sweet treat that tastes of the tropics.
Recipe: Mango Brown Betty
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11Baked Apples with Dried Cherries and Maple Syrup
Courtesy of Martha StewartRome Beauties are bright red and medium-large, with a tender, slightly sweet flesh. They are a good choice for baking because they hold their shape well. Sweet and crisp Galas have a yellow-orange skin with distinctive red striping and are also good cooked.
Recipe: Baked Apples with Dried Cherries and Maple Syrup
12Light Pineapple Upside-Down Cake
Courtesy of Martha StewartVegetable oil subs in for butter in this fruit-topped, vanilla-scented cake, reducing the saturated fat; whole-wheat flour boosts the fiber and lends a nutty flavor.
Recipe: Light Pineapple Upside-Down Cake
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13Warm Almond-Cherry Cake
Courtesy of Martha StewartFrozen cherries become juicy and intense when baked into this tender cake. Frozen berries are a great way to savor summer fruit in the fall. Try this cake with blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, or a combination thereof.
Recipe: Warm Almond-Cherry Cake
14Warm Chocolate Puddings
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15Apple Crisp
Courtesy of Martha StewartThis cinnamon-scented crisp is best served still warm from the oven, topped with a scoop of vanilla, cinnamon, or caramel ice cream. The secret to a crunchy, chunky topping is working the oat mixture into large clumps with your hands - this helps the topping hold together atop the apples while toasting to a golden brown.
Recipe: Apple Crisp
16Banana-Raisin Bread Pudding
Courtesy of Martha StewartWe love egg-based challah (or brioche) for its golden color and rich texture, but you can use Italian or white sandwich bread instead. Bakery bread that's a day or two old (or sandwich bread that's gone slightly stale) also works well for bread-pudding - it may need to soak a little longer to absorb the liquid.
Recipe: Banana-Raisin Bread Pudding
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17Chocolate Bread Pudding
Courtesy of Martha StewartA quick chocolate custard mixture transforms cinnamon-raisin bread into this rich, puffed treat. The pudding can be served warm, room temperature, or cold.
Recipe: Chocolate Bread Pudding
18Sweet Potato Souffle
Courtesy of Martha StewartMashed sweet potatoes aren't just a tasty side dish - they also make a maple-sweet showstopper dessert with only 15 minutes of prep.
Recipe: Sweet Potato Souffle
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19Caramel Souffle
Courtesy of Martha StewartBake this warm caramel souffle for a memorable dessert. The recipe comes from chef Pierre Schaedelin of Benoit in New York City.
Recipe: Caramel Souffle
20Comfort Food Feast
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