Chocolate: Our Greatest Hits

Impress your guests with these simple-to-make and utterly indulgent miniature flourless cakes. They've got it all—minimal prep time, souffle-like texture, and three kinds of chocolate. These single-serve cakes are the perfect finish to any special meal.

This easy pudding is a hostess's dream. The creamy dessert takes only 20 minutes to prep and can be chilled up to 24 hours. 

A chocolate milkshake cocktail? Sign us up! Chocolate ice cream, Irish cream liqueur, dark cream de cacao, and vodka combine for a rich, boozy dessert. 

The name says it all. A classic flavor combination—chocolate and hazelnut—is paired with salty bacon to create one decadent dessert.

Forget the boxed mix—this chocolate cake is just as easy. Made with only 10 basic ingredients, it's the perfect recipe for last-minute get-togethers. 

You control the kick in this frothy hot chocolate recipe. Chocolate, sugar, milk, vanilla—and your desired amount of cinnamon—create the perfect blend of sweet and spiced. 

Why limit yourself to just one type of chocolate? This triple threat Bundt cake packs in unsweetened, white, and milk chocolate pieces. 

Espresso-laced buttery pastry dough provides the shell for our rich filling of coffee liqueur-infused chocolate. Top the dessert recipe with our homemade chocolate ganache and a cute chocolate-covered coffee bean. Freeze for up to three months.

These crinkle cookies look impressive, but with only seven ingredients they're actually quite simple. The trick is rolling them in powdered, demerara, or tubinado sugar for a snow-kissed look. 

For anyone who's eaten cookie dough before it's baked, these truffles are for you. Eggless chocolate chip cookie dough is shaped into balls and smothered in rich chocolate—yes, please!

This classic Italian dessert gets an updated twist when made with chocolate and espresso in place of coffee. Topped with chocolate-covered coffee beans, our dessert recipe is a java-lover's dream.

Add some extra oomph to traditional fudge brownies with variations like caramel-nut, creme de menthe, and chocolate chunk. These make-it-your-way brownies are guaranteed to please any sweet tooth. 

Who doesn't love chocolate with a little chocolate on top? An extra drizzle of melted chocolate adds an elegant finish to our chocolate cookies.

These decadent brownies layer a few of our favorite things—chewy caramel, creamy marshmallow, and a rich fudgy topping. With this many layers, there's something in this chocolate dessert for everyone to enjoy.

Finally, you can indulge in chocolate donuts and skip the guilt. Our easy-to-make mini donuts are drenched in a chocolate or powdered sugar glaze and come in at less than 200 calories per serving. By baking instead of frying, you cut both the calories and fat.

We don't call just any recipe "the very best ever." Our version of rich chocolate ice cream melds together the flavors of cocoa and vanilla for a rich and creamy taste and texture. Minimal prep time means this chocolate dessert recipe is as simple as it is delicious.

This chocolate mousse calls for just two ingredients and takes only 15 minutes to make. Can you say easiest dessert ever?

Chipotle chile pepper adds a spicy kick of flavor to this delicious brownie recipe. A combination of coffee, cocoa powder, cinnamon, and chocolate offer warm, complex flavor in every bite.

Peanut butter and chocolate make a great combination, and they come together wonderfully in this delicious make-ahead dessert. The chocolate dessert is simple to prepare and keeps in the freezer for up to a week.

Get the taste of French silk pie in bite-size bars. The creamy treats are made with a chocolate-crumb crust and topped with a raspberry ganache.

If a single (or even double) dose of chocolate simply won't do, turn to this triple-chocolate confection featuring rich and luxurious chocolate cookies stacked between layers of homemade chocolate ganache.

This rich cake resembles a quick bread, but its layers of gooey fudge frosting suggest otherwise. The batter is baked in a 9x13 pan, cut into thirds, and stacked. 

Creamy cherry-flavor frosting is layered between tiers of rich chocolate cake for a chocolate dessert that's absolutely unforgettable. Chocolate-covered cherries make a gorgeous topper.

Finely crushed chocolate sandwich cookies make up the crust of these scrumptious cheesecake bars. This rich and creamy chocolate dessert uses both semisweet chocolate pieces and chocolate liqueur to get its smooth and irresistible flavor.

This classic combination of cocoa-rich cookie rounds and creamy powdered sugar filling is a tasty throwback to desserts gone by. For evenly sized cookies, use a small ice cream scoop to drop the cookie dough onto the sheet.

Every dessert-lover knows just how smooth and intoxicating chocolate cake tastes. This version is topped with chocolate-butter frosting, chocolate curls, and raspberries, adding a fresh taste to this fudgy delight.

For the ultimate chocolate dessert, turn to these decadent cookies. Chocolate chips, melted chocolate, and a coating of chocolate ganache make them a triple delight.

Ancho chile pepper adds a delightful kick to this luscious creme brulee recipe. Bake until the top of the custard is hardened, then top with a cinnamon-sugar mixture to finish.

Nestled in flaky pastry, this silky pie recipe is topped with raspberries and luscious white chocolate whipped cream. With double the chocolate, the delicious pie is even more irresistible.

Anyone can make this simple dessert recipe—it calls for just four ingredients. Light and airy and filled with semisweet chocolate, no one will guess the impressive-looking dessert can be made in 30 minutes or less.

Winter's favorite drink gets a makeover. Transform the classic treat with favorites like bourbon and bacon or caramel and sea salt. 

Two different kinds of chocolate and toasted almonds fill these delicious buttery toffee bits. The classic candy is a snap to make—and it tastes delicious, too.

This light and airy hot chocolate-inspired souffle is impossible to resist. Serve coffee ice cream on the side, or place a few scoops in the center before serving for a chocolate dessert that's melty and magical.

Semisweet chocolate and caramel ice cream topping collide in our delicious chocolate fondue recipe. For easy dippers, try cake cubes, pretzels, salted peanut candy bars, dried fruit, marshmallows, biscotti, fruit, and crispy marshmallow treats.

Layer classic brownies with creamy cheesecake for a fresh twist on a traditional favorite. Fudgy frosting tops the chocolaty confections.

A buttery pecan-and-chocolate filling makes our chocolate pie recipe an irresistible treat. Drizzle chocolate sauce on top for a pretty finishing touch.

Chocolate-covered cherries, meet cookies. These little bites pack big flavor with cocoa powder, cherries, and a cherry-juice-infused chocolate frosting. 

Malted milk balls make a comeback in this chocolaty mousse served with cocoa-flavor whipped cream. Top each serving with more of the old-fashioned candy to mirror the flavors found in the delicious dessert.