Do you have any extra ripe bananas laying around? If you do, then it's a good day to make banana bread. It's a simple classic that everyone loves. I've made a lot of banana bread over the last few years. After trial and error, I came up with this recipe and it's my favorite by far. It can be enjoyed any time of day; from morning with coffee to an afternoon with tea. This bread is soft, moist, and bursting with banana flavor. It's quick and easy because it mixes up in no time. So, start mashing those bananas! It's time to make the best banana bread you'll ever have.

Banana bread is something that doesn’t ever go out of season. It doesn’t matter if you’re stuck in the house from a huge blizzard or planning a springtime picnic, banana bread is the perfect addition to any day or event. My favorite way to enjoy it is on a cold winter day - I lightly warm a slice of gluten-free banana bread in the toaster, spread a super thin layer of smart balance on it, and then sprinkle a tiny bit of cinnamon sugar over the top…pure perfection!

I’ve been known to crave a piece of chocolate cake for breakfast, but, obviously, that’s not one of the smartest or healthiest options in the world. So, I decided to create these Gluten-free Double Chocolate Muffins so I can satisfy that persistent chocolaty craving - These muffins are moist, tender, and perfectly rich and chocoalty. The best part about these muffins is that they won’t give you a sweetness-overload-induced stomach ache like a big piece of chocolate cake would!

There’s really nothing better than a chocolate muffin for breakfast! Especially a moist, bakery-style muffin. Typical chocolate muffin recipes tend to be dry due to the drying properties of cocoa powder, but these muffins are quite literally the exact opposite. These muffins are perfect to bake for holiday morning, a chocolate-lover’s birthday, or breakfast in bed for someone you love!

These red velvet muffins are definitely a treat. They are moist, fluffy, and packed with flavor. Who can resist a red velvet muffin with hints of cocoa and vanilla while also being packed with white chocolate chips? They have a unique flavor that's all their own. Perfect for Christmas morning, Valentine's Day, or any day you please. Simply put - you have to try them. I promise you won't be disappointed.

Anything red velvet and white chocolate flavored is a win in my book - the slight notes of cocoa paired with the sweet, creamy white chocolate chips in these muffins is not only a classic, but a LOVED classic. I’ve never met anyone who doesn’t like red velvet, but if you come across someone, bake up a batch of these muffins and they will be sure to convert!!

Who doesn't love rainbow sprinkles? They make everything you add them to special and fun. Celebrate breakfast with these tasty muffins any day of the week. They are easy to mix up and bake in 20 minutes. These vanilla sprinkle muffins are perfect for birthday parties. They could even be a fun activity for the kiddos or a simple breakfast surprise the morning after an exhausting sleepover!

These muffins are pretty much a basic vanilla muffin recipe with some sprinkles tossed in, so what could possibly go wrong? This recipe is pretty fool-proof and impossible to mess up. So, like I said earlier, kids can make these with no problem! Also, personally, I’d LOVE to receive this as a surprise on the morning of my birthday for an early celebration! These would even be fun for a birthday brunch!! - The possibilities are endless! So, bake up a batch of party cake muffins and give them to someone you love as a special treat.

I am a big fan of oatmeal. Especially when it's combined with cinnamon and raisins. But, let's face it, sometimes there isn't enough time in the morning to make and eat a big bowl of oats. Here is when these muffins come into play. They are quick, easy, and mix up in a few minutes. The few extra minutes you take to make these muffins will be WELL WORTH IT!! They’re so soft and fluffy, it’s like biting into a cinnamony cloud.

These muffins are made with oats, sweet raisins, and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar, so it’s like a cinnamon roll meets an oatmeal raisin cookie…but in muffin form. It’s the perfect franken-muffin! The kids love these too because of how much they taste like a dessert! So whip up a batch and have the perfect grab-and-go breakfast for the week!

These gluten-free oatmeal raisin cookies are just like my grandma used to make. They are soft, chewy, and loaded with delicious, sweet raisins. A mix of butter and cream cheese give these cookies a special flavor and texture that you and others will love!

There are just some classics that aren’t allowed to be messed with; oatmeal raisin cookies being one of them. They’re just so delicious and hard to resist in my opinion! The chewiness of the oatmeal, the warmth of the cinnamon, and the slight freshness from the raisins make up the perfect bite.

For these Peanut Butter Easter Eggs, I decided that I would make it a mission for myself to make them as similar as I could to a Reese's Egg because they aren't gluten-free. I wanted to eliminate some of the sugar that is usually in traditional eggs because they are sometimes way too sweet. So, I added a tiny bit of salt and butter and cut the powdered sugar down by a ton. You can dip them in chocolate the traditional way, but I got a silicone egg mold from Amazon to make them look a little bit fancier!

These Gluten-Free Walnut Buttercream Thumbprints are the most requested cookie in our house all year long, not just Christmas time. The cookie base is not too sweet, so the addition of the walnuts that toast while they bake and the smooth vanilla buttercream balance everything out so nicely. Not only do these elements give these cookies an outstanding flavor, but a wonderful texture as well.

There really is nothing more Christmas-y than toasted nuts and sweet cookies. These cookies give you the best of both worlds all in one bite. I have no doubt that people will be asking you for the recipe once they try one of these beautiful creations; I know because it happens every year to me! The second best part about these cookies is that they’re extremely simple to make and only require a few ingredients that you have around the house. Simple and tasty - there’s nothing better.

These Gluten-Free Hot Cocoa Cookie Cups are the best, simplest, and most delicious holiday treat you can make. Since the base is a simple chocolate chip cookie dough, it’s great to make with the kiddos! The filling only has 3 ingredients too, so it whips up in no time - perfect for those busy December days. If you have kids, they may want to leave a few out for ol’ Saint Nick on Christmas Eve! 🎅🏼☕️

These cookie cups are great to bring to any holiday gathering because they are so dang simple!!! All of your friends will be swooning over these little babies because of how adorable and tasty they are. There’s really nothing better than a hot cocoa on a cold winter day, so these are the perfect addition to your holiday dessert table. So, put this recipe on your “To Do” list this holiday season!

These cookies are a Christmas staple in our house. We always have to make a double or even a triple batch just so we don’t run out by the time the holiday finally comes around! Now, these cookies may look super rich, but they’re surprisingly light and feel like a brownie in your mouth. The chocolate chips scattered in the dough give a light crunch to contract against the smooth icing on top. The chocolate sprinkles are optional, but they add another nice texture.

Some advice: I would definitely make a double batch like we do because these cookies disappear very quickly. First, you’ll try one, and sneak another, and then decide that since you’ve already had two, why not have a third? These Gluten-Free Chocolate Hermits are so addictive, you’ll never get enough of them!

These are the best chocolate chip muffins you will ever have…They taste like a chocolate chip cookie made into a muffin! What’s not to love about that? They are sweet, buttery, and filled with chocolate chips in every bite; PLUS, they’re extremely easy to make and take no time at all!

I've been making chocolate chip muffins for as long as I can remember. They were always a family favorite. When I went gluten-free I knew I would have to come up with a chocolate chip muffin that was gluten-free, but didn't taste gluten-free. After trial and error, along came these muffins. I like them so much that they became my base recipe for creating my other muffin flavors. These muffins are deliciously sweet and bursting with chocolate chips -- enough to get a bunch in every single bite. I bet these will become a family favorite in your home as well.

We love this veggie dip in my family. We have it all the time: holidays, cookouts, get-togethers, or whenever we feel like filling up on lots of veggies. It's just so good that it's irresistible.

This dip is a winner all around. First, it's the best tasting dip around. It's the kind of thing you can't stop eating. Second, it's SUPER quick and easy to make. Just 4 ingredients mixed together and you're ready to go. Third, it's enough dip to satisfy a large crowd. The recipe makes 3 cups of dip; Enough to please all of your friends and family an still have some left over. Fourth, it stays fresh for days. The flavor is actually better the second day. Fifth, this dip is a bit different when compared to other veggie dips; Most dips we've have seen seem to be ranch based, but this veggie dip is made with italian dressing mix. A nice change of pace, we think. Sixth, this dip has a secret ingredient - cottage cheese. It adds a wonderful flavor and is a great way to cut the heaviness of the mayonnaise and sour cream.