The Itty Bitty Bakers Blog

Today, we’re sharing our recipes for One-Bowl Tuscan Chicken Casserole and Football Brownies that we made at Take & Bake Dinner & Dessert classes recently. Whether you’re looking for a hearty dinner that the whole family will love or a festive treat for game day, these two recipes are sure to be a hit.

If you're from the South, you've likely had Sausage Balls at an event or party. They are SO delicious! Living here in Birmingham, Alabama, you can easily get frozen ones from Ashley Mac's Kitchen or the Tennessee Pride version in the freezer section at Wal-mart. Put them on a baking sheet, pop them in the oven, and everyone is in awe.

Here's a great Chocolate Chip Cookie Pie recipe from Itty Bitty Bakers teacher Sarah Eubanks.

With its rich vanilla flavor and moist texture from sour cream, you'll never miss frosting. The best pound cake flavor ever!

Hate a messy kitchen? Fearful of baking with kids? These Fossil Sugar Cookies are easy and stress-free for moms with anxiety.

My son Luke's favorite thing for him and I to make together is Pineapple Upside Down Cake. If your child isn't a big fan of frosting or if you don't want them to have the sugar load of frosting, this is a great option. Luke and I have made Pineapple Upside Down Cake in a 8-inch round cake pan, 12-cavity muffin pan, and a 6-cavity jumbo muffin pan. We've also made them with regular yellow cake mix, gluten-free yellow cake mix, and from scratch. Every time - delicious!

Earth Day is celebrated every year on April 22nd. It’s a day to celebrate our beautiful planet and the perfect time to teach kids about caring for the environment around them. To celebrate the blue planet, we've rounded up three Earth Day Cookie recipes ranging from EASY, to EASIER, to EASIEST. Check them out below!

There is something nostalgic about picking berries in the summer. Whenever I take my kids to a blueberry patch, I am transported to my own c

Get ready for summer outdoor celebrations, and let your kids contribute to the festivities! This recipe is a fun activity plus delicious recipe all rolled into one! To get started, first decide how deep into the baking world you want to go.

Prepare for an exciting "snacktivity" filled with fun and creativity! This recipe for Heart-Shaped Hand Pies is great to make with kids of all ages. And there are endless possibilities when it comes to variations — try different pie filling flavors and various cookie cutter shapes. Today, my son Luke and I chose blueberry pie filling and heart-shapes.

These simple peanut butter cookies are so soft and delicious! Kids can help with each step in the recipe, but will particularly like cracking the egg and making the criss-cross pattern.

A classic dessert that's easy to make and a way to bring the outdoors indoors. Your kids are going to love you for this!