Prayer bars recipe

"Prayer bars are my mom's recipe that has been a part of our Christmas celebrations for as long as I can remember," wrote Kim Parks of Cedarburg. "Now my own kids and nieces and nephews are requesting them as well. I'm sure they will continue to pass down into the kitchens of our family's future generations."

This recipe came from a Junior League Cookbook from Louisiana--published in the seventies--cookbook entitled"Talk About Good" similar to a Nanaimo bar--BUT...Better!!!

Immerse yourself in the mood, with these Christmas Cherry Bars. They combine the richness of buttery goodness with the sweetness of cherries creating a blend of flavors. Each bar offers a tender and melt-in-your-mouth experience while the cherry pie filling bursts with a sweetness that brings to mind holiday cheer. The smooth glaze drizzled on top adds a finishing touch making these bars not only delicious but visually appealing as well. Whether you're sharing them at holiday gatherings…

Coconut Dream Bars. A decades old favourite recipe that's super easy to make and the perfect treat for coconut and chocolate lovers. Freezer friendly for the Holidays too!

These magic cookie bars are made with chocolate chips, nuts, shredded coconut, and condensed milk on a graham cracker crust for a delicious treat.

Share & Help Me GrowIt’s the weekend! Not just any weekend either. Three weeks of Band-Camp-o-Rama-Stole-My-Husband is finally over and we have two weeks to chill out before public school starts and Bill heads back to work. Family fun ahead! Before we get on to this week’s goodies, let’s take a quick peek back at […]

Southern Living on Instagram: "Three-layer Prayer Bars feature everything you love about dessert, from a chocolate cookie crust to vanilla cream, chopped nuts, and shredded coconut. Visit the link in our profile to save the no-bake recipe for your next fall get-together! 📷: @caitbensel; food styling: @tcizzle; recipe: @darcyeats"

This shortbread cookie recipe makes some of the best shortbread cookies I've ever had The bars are light and tender and the cinnamon sugar topping gives them a little flair.

I found this recipe on Lovin In The Oven blog. It is fantastic (the blog and the recipe)! You really can't go wrong with any dessert made with apples. I picked up some fresh Pippin apples from the Portland Farmers Market (SO excited it's open!) and used them in the filling. They weren't too sweet or juicy so they were perfect for these bars. I took Kim's advice and used a smaller pan (8x8) so the bars came out thick, I also followed her suggestion to make less of the icing. She recommends…

Try this easy and delicious 3-ingredient Mounds Bars recipe! Perfect for a quick homemade treat that's both satisfying and simple to make. These bars are sure to be a hit with everyone. Save this pin for later and enjoy making these irresistible Mounds Bars at home. Click for the full recipe and indulge in the chocolatey goodness!