(Bryan Gardner for The New York Times. Food Stylist: Barrett Washburne. Prop Stylist: Paige Hicks.) Celebrate the holidays with these recipes courtesy of New York Times Cooking, specially chosen for ...

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I didn’t really mean to shake up a holiday classic, but when the sack I had in the freezer turned out to have walnuts, not pecans, I made the swap. I made another change too: I replaced the ...

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The best way to describe this maple pecan pie recipe is that the filling has the texture of soft caramel with the taste of maple and pecans. It basically takes a traditional pecan pie to the next ...

First we’re going to make a caramel. In a 2-quart saucepan, mix together the sugars and the maple syrup. Heat over medium heat, stirring often with a whisk. Once small bubbles start rapidly forming, ...

There's no argument here that the number one reason for laboring to make maple syrup is the pancake. Syrup is sweet, but its maple flavor easily gets lost. Creamy pancakes are its blank canvas. Time ...

Instructions: To make the praline: combine pecans, brown sugar and salt in a bowl to combine. Add corn syrup and vanilla and mix until evenly moistened. Set aside. Prepare crust by spraying 9-inch pie ...

Corn syrup is gross. I guess it’s okay in small quantities—say, to give homemade caramels a bit of chew—but it’s too one-note to be a standalone sweetener. As such, I avoid it when I can. Sadly, my ...