Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pans used to make bar cookies baked by Ben Mims in the Los Angeles Times Test Kitchen. (Hannah Mills / For The Times) This article ...

Bar cookies give you more bang for your buck. You can bake a bunch at a time—no juggling hot baking pans and constantly beeping timers—and there's something pleasing about their grid-like nature. It ...

An irresistible bar to slice and share is just one way cookies can win the day. Whether you're baking for a crowd or want a quick treat, these cookie recipes have your back. No need to overthink ...

Each year as the month transitions from November to December, the thought of holiday-time baking reenergizes me for the rest of the year. Esoteric German cakes and breads that take an inordinate ...

Cookie bars are a simple way to enjoy all the flavor of cookies without the extra steps. Just mix, bake, and slice—no need to scoop out individual portions. They’re great for saving time and feeding a ...

Stay-at-home bakers, I have good news. For those who may be suffering from a dose of baking burn-out, the quarantine culinary revolution can embrace simple-to-make indulgences too. Brioche and ...

This article is a part of the L.A. Times 2022 Holiday Bar Cookies. Though making bar cookies is enticing because they require no cutters, spritz guns or other specialized equipment, it still helps to ...