No-Bake Desserts

These easy, individual triple chocolate trifles are a delicious Valentine's Day dessert. This recipe makes two large or four small trifles.

I received product samples from sponsor companies to aid in the creation of the Flavors of Fall recipes. All opinions are mine alone. Caramel apple tiramisu is a classic Italian dessert with a fall-inspired twist: ladyfingers dipped in Door County Caramel Apple coffee, caramel cream, and sauteed apples. Today, I gave a classic Italian dessert …

Peanut butter mousse parfaits are decadent yet light, fancy yet approachable. Creamy peanut butter mousse is layered with chocolate cookie crumbs for textural interest. 

This pumpkin tiramisu is a light and airy twist on the Italian classic. It's no-bake and best when made ahead, which makes it perfect for a holiday dessert! 

It's so easy to make your own buttery sweet caramel corn at home! This oldie-but-goodie snack will be a hit at any party. 

Meyer lemon mousse topped with fresh berries combines the curd of tangy-sweet meyer lemons with whipped cream for a flavorful, light dessert.

Don't overcrowd your oven this Thanksgiving -- make a no-bake dessert! Here are 60 options for no-bake Thanksgiving desserts. 

Key lime pie parfaits — all the flavor of the pie without the work! This no-bake layered dessert is quick and easy to make.

Lemoncello tiramisu adds a burst of bright flavor to the traditional layered Italian dessert.

Easy, no-bake five-ingredient peppermint mocha fudge makes a delicious holiday party treat, or a sweet homemade gift. 

This make-ahead, no-bake cranberry apple charlotte cake will wow your holiday guests with its apple and cranberry flavors, and beautiful presentation.

These aren't your traditional cannoli — pumpkin cannoli combines mascarpone, pumpkin and spices for an easy yet impressive no-bake dessert.

The theme of this round of swaps was Thanksgiving desserts. I always supply holiday desserts for my family, and this year, my mother requested an apple pie and a cheesecake. I intended to make my swap recipe, this No Bake Pumpkin Cheesecake from The Wanna Be Cook to serve for dessert. The little "bun in the oven," …

Part of the reason I love participating in recipe swaps is that I am forced (for lack of a better word) to try recipes that I probably wouldn't have chosen myself. Admittedly, I wasn't quite looking forward to this one. Last fall, I had a bagel with pumpkin cream cheese, and it was really disgusting. …