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Winter Recipes


Welcome to your one-stop destination for all the best ever Winter Recipes. Find comforting breakfast options, heartwarming breads, cozy main courses, delectable cookies and drool-worthy cakes to make this season extra special.

Cozy Breakfast Dishes

Start your day with warmth and flavor. Here are a few of my all-time favorite sweet and savory breakfasts.




Hearty Breads & Rolls

Fill your home with the aroma of freshly baked bread. I don’t think there’s anything better!

Winter Cookies Galore

If you know me, you know cookies are my favorite dessert! Here are a few of my favorite cozy recipes to make.

How to Make the Best Winter Treats

With these helpful how-to articles, you’ll learn how to make perfect winter treats every time.

Tessa’s Top Baking Tips

Measure your flour + cocoa powder correctly

Flour and cocoa powder are all too easy to mis-measure. These ingredients can be easily compacted into a container or measuring cup without you even realizing. Too much flour can result in dry, dense, crumbly, tough and even rubbery desserts.

Learn how to accurately measure your baking ingredients with a digital scale here.

How to make FLUFFY pancakes

There are two keys to fluffy pancakes. First, make sure your baking powder and baking soda are FRESH. You can learn more about chemical leaveners and how to test if they’re fresh here.

Flat cookies? Make sure your butter is at a cool room temperature.

When creaming butter and sugar for cookies, always use COOL room temperature butter that’s about 67°F. If your butter is too warm and greasy, you’ll end up with flat, puddle cookies.

Also, be sure to use unsalted butter so you’re in control of the amount of salt in your cookies.

The Best Winter Desserts

Step into my kitchen and bake these easy recipes step-by-step with me.

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