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Simplify your holiday baking with sheet pan recipes from Molly Gilbert's new cookbook

Toasted s’more blondies. (Dana Gallagher)

Have you jumped onto the sheet pan dinner bandwagon? Preparing your entire dinner on a single sheet pan saves time and makes cleanup simple. Among the popular sheet pan cookbooks is Molly Gilbert’s “Sheet Pan Suppers.” Now, the cookbook author and French Culinary Institute graduate has a beautiful new book dedicated to sheet pan baking, called “Sheet Pan Sweets.”

The book features the expected birthday cakes — but Gilbert takes them to a new level with the coconut tres leches cake, a chocolate pear cake and a rolled pumpkin tiramisu cake. There are also breakfast offerings like apple fritter cake and spiced granola. Other recipes include bars, cookies, pies and even breads, like the orange olive oil challah.

Gilbert joins Here & Now‘s Robin Young to talk about the new book and provide some tips.

Molly Gilbert. (Dana Gallagher)

Recipes from ‘Sheet Pan Sweets’

By Molly Gilbert

Toasted s’more blondies

Makes 20 to 25 blondies

We love a blondie! Especially one that’s all dressed up for summer camp. Studded with dark chocolate and graham cracker pieces and topped with toasty marshmallows, these bars are ready for buddy check at the lake, and also to walk awkwardly behind the cute boy from bunk 5 on the way to play capture the flag. The nice thing is that

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