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This ingenious style of cake it at once elegant and simple. In French a rolled cake known as a roulade. We call it a jelly roll, even when there is no jelly in it.

From Jelly Rolls to Bias Cuts, new quilters encounter many words they've never heard used when discussing fabric. Definitions of some of these follow.

A twist on traditional jelly roll, this chocolate cake and whipped cream holiday dessert is sure to delight everyone on Valentine's Day.

Learn to create a delicious recipe for a floral infused Swiss roll cake. This delicate dessert would make a terrific accompaniment to a brunch, bridal shower or tea party

Sponge cake layered with pastry cream and berries and topped with whipping cream is perfect to serve for an afternoon tea or coffee or as a dessert course.

Bread baked on an open fire brings an elemental, simple flavor to any meal. Try it, you'll be hooked. Vary the seasonings to find your favorite. No machine required.

A simple rolled cake is elegant, but easy. This chocolaty version is always a crowd pleaser.

The Nine-Patch block, consisting of nine squares arranged in a checkerboard pattern, is one of the mainstays in any quilter's block repertoire. Here's how to make them.

This easy-to-make lemon jelly roll cake is filled with a 100% fruit wild blueberry spread and served with a homemade lemon and blueberry sauce.

Whether you call this cake a Swiss Roll, a Jam Scroll or a Jelly roll is not as important as how simple, easy and quick this great looking recipe can be.

Looking for a holiday present for the quilter who has everything? Here are nine easy gift ideas that will delight any quilter, including both beginners and experts.

Jazz music festivals are held around the year in all parts of the world. The festivals bring alive the moving, entertaining and empowering songs played on the radio.

When the craving for something sweet hits, there's a simple fix. Below are three simple candy recipes that all require five or fewer ingredients.

Ragtime is a musical idiom which flourished between the 1890s and 1910s. It is the only stylistic precursor of jazz for which any tangible evidence survives.

Cream cheese filling spread on pumpkin cake is a variation on the traditional jelly roll.

Bacon-Wrapped Water Chestnuts, Zesty Smokey Links, and Holiday Meatballs with Zesty Cranberry Sauce are easy holiday appetizers to prepare and will disappear quickly!

For Passover, make this fabulous layered rich chocolate torte that will be the spectacular end to your Seder dinner.

The early jazz music greats influenced some of the most notable rock musicians of all time.

If baking a cake just isn't enough to say, "I love you", try this Chocolate Mousse Cake with a trio of creamy, fruity, and bittersweet sauces.

Intended to be a set of pedagogical piano peices, Capers' Portraits in Jazz teaches classical technique in Jazz media.

Toffee is a classic Christmas candy. But candy making takes time, something at a premium during the busy rush of December. There is something easier and just as good!

Zucchini chips are tossed with olive oil, lemon juice and seasonings, then topped with crumbled goat cheese.

This is one of my favorite beet recipes because it has just two ingredients, and lets the natural sugars from the beets shine through.

A simple meatball recipe made with grape jelly and chili sauce.

For this chicken recipe, boneless chicken breasts are rolled around prosciutto and cheese and baked in a white wine sauce.

The sweetness of pears and parsnips really work well together in this creamy vegetarian soup recipe.

Garbanzo beans (chick peas) are roasted with a spicy seasoning mix for a heart-healthy, cholesterol-free snack.

Roasting really brings out the natural sweetness of fresh green beans in this recipe.

This gourmet shrimp salad recipe combines shrimp with baby spinach, orzo pasta, goat cheese and a light vinaigrette.

How to prepare blarney stones, a delicious and unusual confection made from frosted sponge cake squares and finely chopped peanuts.

Alexis Soyer was a master chef in Victorian times who wrote cookery books for the poor. Here are variations on two of his economical Christmas dessert recipes.

Sweet potato or yam casserole is an excellent dish for Thanksgiving or any fall occasion. This delicious casserole is easy to make and yields 8-10 servings.

English toffee is one of the tastiest candies to make and serve, especially during holidays like Christmas.

Your Zojirushi bread machine will make quick work of this yeast bread recipe. Just set it on the dough cycle, roll it out, fill with chocolate chips and nuts and voila!

Using just three ingredients, pecans can be roasted for a tasty, nutritious snack. Here is an easy recipe and gift idea, along with pecan nut trivia.

Greek-style cheese squares are crispy and rich, and incredibly easy to make. This is simple party food that can be made ahead of time and stored until ready to serve.

Using dinner leftovers for lunch is economical and saves time, but often bores tastesbuds. With simple additions, leftovers can be made to seem like brand new meals.

Christmas Yule Log is simple with a little help from Betty Crocker! Share this traditional dessert with your family this holiday season.

This cookbook of easy homemade candy recipes includes traditional favorites for every holiday.

Allen Toussaint dips into his extensive bag of musical ideas, switches gears and takes on a brilliant trip through musical tradition and into The Bright Mississippi.

Tenderized Lamb shanks fall off the bone in this slow-cooked meal with red wine and crushed tomatoes. Add a spinach and prosciutto roll-up. Here's how!

For fans of classic jazz music in Chicago, the choices for listening to their favorite music is rather limited. Recently, the choices are online or in the suburbs.

Tart dried cherries and chocolate are deliciously combined in this easy bar cookie recipe. Pecans are a wonderful ingredient as well.

Cinnamon Maple Pecan Buns, made with bread maker sweet dough, are sweet and delicious drizzled with pure maple syrup and sprinkled with coarse maple sugar.

The 21st Annual Bravo! Vail Valley Festival kicked off to a bold and brassy start on Wednesday, June 25 at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheatre in Vail, Colorado.

Make Cracker Toffee for your sweetie for Valentine's Day.

When cooking Cajun and Creole foods like gumbo, étouffée, sauce piquant or jambalaya the first and most important instruction is always, "first you make a roux."

Ever ask why the chocolate chip cookies fresh out of the oven don't look or taste the way they should? Has cookie baking seemed a little intimidating or time consuming?

Welcome in the fall with a hearty homemade bread easy to make even for beginners!

Three quick and easy recipes to keep your clan well-fed on game day.