Belle’s No Crust Coconut Pie
My no-crust coconut pie makes its own crust as it bakes—no rolling pin, no fuss. Just a few pantry staples whisked together and poured into a pie plate.
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My no-crust coconut pie makes its own crust as it bakes—no rolling pin, no fuss. Just a few pantry staples whisked together and poured into a pie plate.

The rolled sheets of puff pastry or crescent roll dough are layered with sweet jam and almond paste. A drizzle of glossy glaze gives it just the right touch of elegance.

My apple cream cheese tarts capture all of that in a neat little package. They look impressive, but they’re so simple to make.

This bread is so tangy and sweet it could be called cake. The texture is moist and dense, and the glaze adds an extra lemony flavor.

Easy pineapple crumble cake uses boxed cake mix and canned pineapple, but it tastes like a moist and delicious bakery dessert.

Boston Cream Poke Cake uses boxed cake mix and instant pudding that soaks into the cake, giving the dessert a sweet and creamy texture.

My healthy three-ingredient chocolate cake uses no flour and contains no added sugar, yet it remains sweet, chocolatey, and delicious.

My pecan pie bread has all the gooey caramel flavor of our favorite pie in a moist and tasty bread.

These little citrus-infused cakes have a soft, custard-like texture and a golden top. They are simple to make and have a zesty, creamy flavor.

It bakes up moist and sweet, and the best part is the rich and tangy orange sauce that is drizzled over each piece while it’s still warm.