Supreme Saigon Cinnamon

Beautifully roasted carrots are paired with warm, fragrant seasonings and a simple mascarpone sauce to give this traditionally sweet side dish layers of savory flavor. Top with pomegranate seeds, Crushed Aleppo Peppers, or chopped parsley. This dish is perfect for fall gatherings, vegetarian meals, or any holiday celebration.

Pro-tip: Plate the carrots on top of the mascarpone sauce as pictured if you're looking to make an impression with guests.

This sweet and salty cake makes the perfect afternoon snack or cozy coffee sidekick. It's delicious with or without the salted caramel whipped cream topping but don't skip the sprinkle of Salted Caramel Spice on top for extra buttery caramel crunch!

Spice up your holiday cookie platter with pfeffernusse cookies, also called peppernuts. Known for being spiced with cinnamon, cloves, allspice, and a pinch of black pepper, these delightful bites are like extra-spiced gingerbread. Serve coated in powdered sugar and make a double batch--once you eat one, it's hard to stop!

Saffron Salt adds a floral luxuriousness to this traditional sweet snack.

Cinnamon and Homestead Seasoning give a standard chili base a sweet & spicy twist. Served with cinnamon rolls like they do in Nebraska, this recipe is sure to become a weekday winter go-to.

Extra cinnamon and amaretto give this classic Mexican dessert a delightful horchata twist.

Wake up your loved ones with the smell of these warm, sweet-spiced buns that rise overnight for enhanced flavor and fluffiness!

No need to wait for the state fair—this is a sweet and smoky treat that you can make at home!

 Wonderful crowd-pleasing recipe to make for holiday guests or parties!

Traditional sweet flavors, combined in a great dessert for the holidays.

We fell in love with this pie recipe submitted by a customer for our Oklahoma City store's pie contest. The texture falls somewhere between a chess pie and a traditional apple pie, and grating the apples ensures you get tons of apple flavor in every bite.

From the recipe author: “No gathering of family or friends would be complete without my mother-in-law's Sweet Potato Souffle. It's the dish everyone looks for, and the first one scraped clean.”

Vanilla Bean Sugar, sweet spices, and an overnight soak transform leftover French bread into delicious, caramelized muffins. Experience the nostalgic flavor of French toast in every bite with this easy, crowd-pleasing breakfast recipe.

Apple pie filling, meet baked beans. Use this recipe to give a sweet twist to everyone's favorite barbecue and holiday side dish.

We doubt anyone will even notice that this light, fluffy, and flavorful bread is gluten-free. Plus, you'll get lots of "oohs" and "ahhs" when you present the gorgeous loaf studded on top with toasted nuts and caramelized banana pieces.

Designed as a filling for fried hand pies, this recipe also works as a regular pie filling. If you don't have time to make pies, use it as a topping for ice cream or yogurt. It can be made with whatever fruits are in season so you can switch it up all year long!

These rolls are based on a quicker Cook's Country method that only requires 30 min. to rise and 30 min. to bake. So you get to eat the good stuff faster than a traditional cinnamon roll recipe.

These twists are easy to make but just require a lot of turns of the dough to sprinkle with more and more cinnamon sugar goodness, so don't be discouraged by the long directions. These would make a fun baking-with-kids project!

Add a unique touch to your traditional holiday apple pie. The subtle flavors in this easy-to-make dessert are sure to impress your holiday guests.

This super sweet ice cream is refreshing for summer yet decadent enough for a special holiday dessert.

So simple, but unbelievably good. You may never use store-bought coffee creamer again once you try this easy DIY creamer recipe. Make it and give it away as a unique holiday gift!

This apple butter is great for morning toast and breakfast biscuits. It's something the whole family can enjoy!

The best part of waking up is having your coffee all ready to go. We like that you can experiment with different ingredients, so the recipe never gets old.

There are several steps to this recipe, but the final result is well worth the effort. It tastes just like you stirred up leftover pieces of pumpkin pie and stuck them in the freezer to enjoy later.

This is a curried twist on a traditional, family-friendly meal.

Smoky, creamy, and sweet-spiced, this seasonal soup hits the spot every time.

Sweet peaches get a peppery and heavily spiced twist with the use of our Georgia Peach Spice. 

Choose your own cinnamon adventure with these chewy, sweet-spiced cookies.

Deliciously seasoned with warm spices, this is a wonderful dish for an autumn dinner.