Homebaked cookies are way better than store-bought cookies any day. But sometimes you don’t have anyone to share a fresh batch of cookies with, and you end up with way more than you can eat. That’s when small batch recipes come in handy. I love a fresh batch of cookies with a glass of non-dairy milk or non-dairy ice cream as a weekend treat. But there’s no way I can eat over a dozen cookies all by myself. So I often like to bake small batches of cookies so I have just enough to satisfy my sweet tooth. And these vegan brownie cookies are just that. They taste like a brownie, soft, chewy, and go great with a glass of non-dairy milk or ice cream.

Oreos are one of my favorite cookies. I love eating them with ice cream, dipping them in milk, and baked into cupcakes. Baking isn’t something I do often because I usually spill something and make a mess. And I’d rather bake, eat, and skip the cleanup. But since I’ve been in the mood for cake, I decided to bake vegan Oreo cupcakes with cookies and cream frosting. And they were well worth the mess. They’re vegan vanilla cupcakes with an Oreo on the bottom, and Oreo pieces baked inside and topped with some delicious cookies and cream frosting. And even though I got flour all over my kitchen counter while making these, at least I’ll get to enjoy some delicious cupcakes for the few days. So if you’re an Oreo fan and you’re looking to satisfy your sweet tooth then give these vegan Oreo cupcakes with cookies and cream frosting.

After Thanksgiving, I have a few things left over that I need to purge from refrigerator or pantry. And cranberries are usually one of those ingredients. Instead of making cranberry sauce, I bake with them and make vegan orange cranberry quick bread. It’s an orange sweet bread with a little bit of tart from the cranberries. That’s easy to make and a great way to get rid of leftover cranberries from Thanksgiving. Also a great holiday breakfast or a teatime snack. So if you’re working your way through a bag of cranberries, then consider giving this recipe a try. You can make it for yourself or as a gift for family or friends.

These breakfast bars are portable baked oatmeal bars, filled with quick-cooking oats, pecans, and raisins. Sweet but not too sweet these oatmeal raisin pecan breakfast bars are perfect for a grab and go breakfast or a midday snack. They’re nice and soft and taste great with a cup of coffee or tea. Easy to make and a great snack when your feeling that afternoon slump. Make them at the beginning of the week. Then you’ll have a grab and go breakfast for those busy days or snack ready-to-go for the week. So give these breakfast bars a try and start your day off right.

Chocolate and peanut butter are made for each other. Personally, my love for the pair has a lot to do with the delectable combination of sweet and salty. These made from scratch vegan brownies with peanut butter swirls will send your taste buds in a tizzy. So if you’re in the mood for something salty and sweet give these peanut butter swirl vegan brownies a try.