Passing around homemade desserts is a classic way to wrap up a Southern Sunday supper. There are 29 delicious recipes in this collection, making it easy to pick the perfect treat for any crowd or occasion. Nothing brings out friendly conversation like a sweet recipe everyone recognizes. Many family favorites started just like this, one dessert at a time.

A slice of gooey butter cake dusted with powdered sugar, served on a white plate with a fork beside it.
Gooey Butter Cake. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Pecan Shortbread Cookies

Round pecan shortbread cookies arranged on a white plate, with extra cookies, pecans, and jars of milk on a rustic wooden table.
Pecan Shortbread Cookies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

People tend to gather around the dessert table when this Pecan Shortbread Cookies plate appears, probably because they offer a cozy, crumbly bite that feels comforting. Each time I've set these out, casual snacking turns into plenty of “just one more” moments for anyone nearby. Their buttery crunch makes them a reliable choice for both new and nostalgic dessert fans alike. If dessert trays had a VIP section, these would always make the cut.
Get the Recipe: Pecan Shortbread Cookies

Lemon Loaf Cake

A freshly baked lemon loaf cake, served on a plate and topped with lemon slices.
Lemon Loaf Cake. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

The first slice of this Lemon Loaf Cake always disappears before I can blink, and people now look forward to its delicious glaze every week. Its bright and cheerful flavor seems to lift spirits with every bite, striking a balance between sweet and fresh that works perfectly at a Sunday gathering. Even those who don’t usually like lemon tend to reach for another slice just to make sure they aren’t missing out on something special.
Get the Recipe: Lemon Loaf Cake

Avalanche Cookies

A clusters of Avalanche cookies, made with a mixture of peanut butter and chocolate chips, arranged on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
Avalanche Cookies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Opening up a tin of these Avalanche Cookies means adventure in every bite, thanks to their uniquely fun mix of crispy, creamy, and chewy textures. Many believe you need to taste them once to truly understand why they become a quick favorite at group events or potlucks. They tend to inspire curiosity, leading everyone to wonder how something so simple comes together in such a sweet way.
Get the Recipe: Avalanche Cookies

Southern Spiced Brownies

Southern Spiced Brownies in a plate.
Southern Spiced Brownies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Whenever this Southern Spiced Brownies pan is served, it draws people with its inviting look, causing kids and grown-ups alike to crowd around. I’ve learned that there’s just something irresistible about a dessert you can hold in your hand, especially when it delivers rich chocolate with just the right hint of warmth. Pure comfort seems to come from each bite, making these brownies perfect for sharing and making memories.
Get the Recipe: Southern Spiced Brownies

“Fruit Pizza” Cupcakes

Cupcakes topped with white frosting and a variety of fresh fruits, including blueberries, strawberries, grapes, kiwi, and mango, arranged on a white surface.
“Fruit Pizza” Cupcakes. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Putting these “Fruit Pizza” Cupcakes on the table has a way of making everybody smile, because they look every bit as good as they taste. Their playful appearance helps them stand out, so people are quick to snap up their own before they vanish. Kids always seem curious to try every color, while adults appreciate a dessert that lightens the mood. There’s no denying the fun factor here, and it brings people together in the sweetest way.
Get the Recipe: “Fruit Pizza” Cupcakes

Crumbl Copycat Churro Cookies

Plate of Crumbl Copycat Churro Cookies topped with swirl frosting, surrounded by cinnamon sticks and two milk bottles, creating a warm, inviting tone.
Crumbl Copycat Churro Cookies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Each batch of this Crumbl Copycat Churro Cookies manages to fill the room with excitement, since the sweet hint of spice reminds everyone of their favorite bakery treats. Friends compare these to the cookies they wish they could find year-round, thanks to their rich flavor and soft touch. Some say these cookies have the power to turn an ordinary supper into something that feels just a bit more special.
Get the Recipe: Crumbl Copycat Churro Cookies

Heath Bar Poke Cake

A close-up of a Heath Bar poke cake in a white baking dish, topped with whipped cream and crushed toffee bits.
Heath Bar Poke Cake. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

There’s a little bit of anticipation each time this Heath Bar Poke Cake is sliced for the crowd because you never quite know who will sneak an early corner piece. Its layers always make a dramatic reveal, which sparks conversation and makes photos a must. Folks often say the rich swirl of flavors delivers everything they hope for in a dessert centerpiece. You can count on requests for seconds before the last crumb disappears.
Get the Recipe: Heath Bar Poke Cake

Texas Trash Pie

A slice of chocolate chip cookie cake on a plate.
Texas Trash Pie. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Plenty of curiosity surrounds this Texas Trash Pie at first glance, as everyone tries to guess just what makes it so unforgettable. After that first taste, funny looks shift into wide smiles and surprised laughter, since the blend of textures and sweet bites is downright memorable. I keep hearing that no two slices ever feel the same, which adds to its charm and keeps people coming back. Dessert becomes a talking point at Sunday supper when this pie appears.
Get the Recipe: Texas Trash Pie

Crumbl Copycat Cinnamon Swirl Cookies

Crumbl copycat cinnamon swirl cookies topped with cream cheese frosting on a serving tray.
Crumbl Copycat Cinnamon Swirl Cookies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

The aroma from these Crumbl Copycat Cinnamon Swirl Cookies draws people in before they even see what’s on the plate, because that warm, sweet scent just can’t be ignored. When these cookies are served, the eye-catching swirls convince everyone to at least try one. Texture and taste walk hand in hand, sparking happy memories and easy chatter across the table. Even those who think they’ve tried every kind of cookie are usually surprised by these.
Get the Recipe: Crumbl Copycat Cinnamon Swirl Cookies

Apple Crumb Danishes

A close-up view of rectangular apple crumb danishes made with golden-brown puff pastry, drizzled with white icing and topped with a crumbly streusel.
Apple Crumb Danishes. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Unwrapping a tray of these Apple Crumb Danishes guarantees a rush of hands reaching for one, attracted by their golden layers and that familiar fruity treat vibe. I’ve noticed that a Sunday supper feels more complete when something as homey and inviting as this appears beside the main course. They encourage people to slow down for an extra minute, enjoying the sweetness and casual conversation.
Get the Recipe: Apple Crumb Danishes

Graham Cracker Cake

A square slice of graham cracker cake with a thick layer of chocolate frosting sits on a white plate, accompanied by a silver fork.
Graham Cracker Cake. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Stories about this Graham Cracker Cake tend to spread almost as quickly as slices disappear from the serving tray. There’s a gentle crunch paired with a tender bite that makes it a natural fit for anyone who loves classic sweets. Guests often enjoy guessing what gives the cake its unique flavor, turning dessert into a fun part of supper. By the time the plates are cleared, people are discussing when to bring them back again.
Get the Recipe: Graham Cracker Cake

Blueberry Boy Bait

A slice of Blueberry Boy Bait, a cinnamon-sugar-topped coffee cake with a moist crumb and juicy blueberries, sits on a glass plate surrounded by fresh blueberries.
Blueberry Boy Bait. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Hands reach for seconds before they even finish the first piece of this Blueberry Boy Bait, so you know it’s a standout at any group supper. Its soft texture and punch of berry sweetness seem to spark conversations about favorite desserts from years past. People who claim they don’t love cake still tend to break off at least a corner to taste. Attention shifts from savory dishes to dessert plates as soon as this arrives.
Get the Recipe: Blueberry Boy Bait

Peanut Butter and Chocolate Pie

A slice of creamy dessert on a white plate, with a fork holding a bite-sized piece. The dessert has a brown crust and sits on a blue-striped cloth.
Peanut Butter and Chocolate Pie. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

There’s something magical that happens the moment this Peanut Butter and Chocolate Pie reaches the dessert spread. People always seem eager to get the perfect slice, hoping to catch just the right balance of flavors. I love the way folks share stories as they enjoy each bite together. Smiles come easily when that rich, creamy texture hits the table. The combination in every slice keeps everyone coming back until the pie is gone.
Get the Recipe: Peanut Butter and Chocolate Pie

Crumbl Copycat Frosted Oreo Cookies

Frosted chocolate Oreo cookies arranged on a white serving plate, topped with creamy vanilla frosting and Oreo crumbs.
Crumbl Copycat Frosted Oreo Cookies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

The grand arrival of this Crumbl Copycat Frosted Oreo Cookies never fails to get everyone’s attention. Whether served at a big event or a quiet gathering, these cookies inspire a little childhood excitement among all ages. There’s always a flurry of whispers about how soft and rich each piece tastes. People often ask for them again before the plate is even empty. Every batch helps create the best memories.
Get the Recipe: Crumbl Copycat Frosted Oreo Cookies

Cracker Barrel Cinnamon Roll Pie

A close-up image of a slice of Cracker Barrel Cinnamon Roll Pie, showing soft, swirled cinnamon roll layers inside a flaky pie crust, topped with a thick, creamy white icing, served on a white plate.
Cracker Barrel Cinnamon Roll Pie. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Rolling out this Cracker Barrel Cinnamon Roll Pie usually leads to wide-eyed looks because folks recognize a twist on a favorite classic. Its layers always have a way of standing out, making photos almost as popular as slices. People look forward to catching up over a piece, discovering the scrumptious blend of a well-loved breakfast and a sweet dessert. Kind comments and repeated requests make this recipe one to keep for every occasion.
Get the Recipe: Cracker Barrel Cinnamon Roll Pie

Raspberry Crescent Ring

freshly baked raspberry crescent ring with cream cheese filling, resting on parchment paper.
Raspberry Crescent Ring. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

It’s not just the bright ruby color that makes this Raspberry Crescent Ring hard to resist. Whenever this dessert appears, people admire the beautiful arrangement and instinctively reach for a slice. Each bite delivers layers that feel both familiar and a little special. I watch plates come back empty, which feels like the best compliment possible. Joy spreads easily when there’s a platter of these in the center of the table.
Get the Recipe: Raspberry Crescent Ring

Blueberry Shortcake

Blueberry shortcake served with a garnish of mint leaves.
Blueberry Shortcake. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

There’s a playful charm in how everyone reacts to this Blueberry Shortcake once it lands among the options for dessert. Towering with plump fruit and tender cake, it inspires cheerful chatter over just how good it tastes. I notice smiles getting wider as plates are refilled and stories are shared. Something about this recipe keeps people coming back until the very last serving is gone. Guests usually ask for this sweet treat by name next time around.
Get the Recipe: Blueberry Shortcake

Crumbl Dark Dream Cookies

Top-down view of chocolate cookies on a white plate with chocolate chips, surrounded by milk and scattered chips.
Crumbl Dark Dream Cookies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Serving a tray of these Crumbl Dark Dream Cookies has a magical way of making chocolate lovers swap knowing smiles before the first bite. There’s rich decadence in every cookie, creating an experience that chocolate fans hope for. For anyone with a sweet tooth, passing up these cookies is nearly impossible once a tray comes around. The preference for classic cookies fades a bit when they are in front of you.
Get the Recipe: Crumbl Dark Dream Cookies

Old-Fashioned Peanut Butter Fudge

A stack of creamy old-fashioned peanut butter fudge cut into small squares, placed on parchment paper, with one piece partially bitten and an unwrapped piece in the foreground.
Old-Fashioned Peanut Butter Fudge. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Nostalgia settles in as soon as this Old-Fashioned Peanut Butter Fudge gets unwrapped and passed along. Every square tells a story, whether it’s about a favorite childhood treat or a discovery. I find that the creamy texture brings quiet appreciation from all ages. People respectfully negotiate over the last pieces to share with friends at home. The timeless flavor profile ensures these squares vanish without a trace.
Get the Recipe: Old-Fashioned Peanut Butter Fudge

Crumbl Biscoff Cookies

A close-up view of Crumbl Biscoff Cookies on a white plate, with visible white chocolate chips and a soft texture.
Crumbl Biscoff Cookies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Excitement is easy to spot when this Crumbl Biscoff Cookies batch appears, largely because those familiar spicy-sweet notes are hard for anyone to turn down. Maybe it’s their soft center or the unique coating, but there’s always a buzz around who grabs the first one. Even regular cookie fans admit these stand apart from the regular rotation. The batch goes quickly, joined with laughter and questions about making them again.
Get the Recipe: Crumbl Biscoff Cookies

Biscuit Dough Donut Holes

A white bowl filled with golden-brown biscuit dough donut holes, coated in a cinnamon-sugar mixture.
Biscuit Dough Donut Holes. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

All eyes drift to the center of the table when this Biscuit Dough Donut Holes basket arrives, helped along by its fun look and sweet sugar crust. It’s rare to see hands move so fast, with people trying to snag one before they cool. Each bite delivers a simple joy; old and young folks all find a favorite in this shareable treat. They reach the status of “gone in a flash” more often than not. These donut holes easily become the highlight at any Sunday dessert spread.
Get the Recipe: Biscuit Dough Donut Holes

Pecan Pie Brownies

Sliced Pecan Pie Brownies on a plate.
Pecan Pie Brownies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Sweet talk always increases once this Pecan Pie Brownies batch is revealed, as the promise of chewy, dense bars is enough to excite anyone. There’s something extra nice about the mix of nuts and chocolate, which brings both comfort and a little thrill to dessert fans. This recipe quickly gets scribbled into many cookbooks after just one taste. Extra napkins become necessary because fingers can’t keep away.
Get the Recipe: Pecan Pie Brownies

Peanut Butter and Date Chocolate Bark

A close-up of a homemade chocolate bark topped with smooth melted dark chocolate, sprinkled with sea salt.
Peanut Butter and Date Chocolate Bark. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

There’s an eager anticipation whenever this Peanut Butter and Date Chocolate Bark tray comes out, because every square holds a promise of both crunch and sweetness. It’s a treat that draws in those with a curious palate, who enjoy a little surprise twist in their dessert options. You hear lots of talk about its pleasing combo of texture and flavor. Sharing becomes a friendly challenge as portions grow smaller.
Get the Recipe: Peanut Butter and Date Chocolate Bark

Cinnamon Roll Poke Cake

A close-up of a moist cinnamon roll poke cake with creamy frosting and a dusting of cinnamon on top, served on a white plate with a fork beside it.
Cinnamon Roll Poke Cake. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Smiles light up the room as soon as this Cinnamon Roll Poke Cake makes an appearance at the dessert table. Layers of sweet comfort and that classic swirl keep people coming back for just another sliver. The cake acts as a conversation starter since it’s both familiar and a little unexpected, especially blending two favorites. Enjoying a second helping is common and even encouraged. Everyone agrees that no better way exists to finish off a big meal.
Get the Recipe: Cinnamon Roll Poke Cake

Chocolate Linzer Cookies

A plate of chocolate Linzer cookies with cream cheese filling and a dusting of powdered sugar, arranged neatly in a circular pattern.
Chocolate Linzer Cookies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

If you want to see a cookie plate empty fast, these Chocolate Linzer Cookies always do the trick because they blend a little elegance with plenty of chocolate. Guests lean in for the patterned tops, then come back for the tender bite and rich taste. Snacks like these spark exchanges of childhood stories or reasons someone is “just sampling.” Serving them adds a grown-up twist without losing the joy of a sweet treat. The tray never looks full for very long.
Get the Recipe: Chocolate Linzer Cookies

Apple Turnovers

Golden brown apple turnovers drizzled with white icing, stacked on a black plate, surrounded by fresh green apples, cinnamon sticks, and star anise on a textured surface.
Apple Turnovers. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Nothing beats the way people pause for a moment when this Apple Turnovers tray is brought out, appreciating the golden crust and hidden fruit filling. Each flaky piece gets comments about how it brings back school day treats or bakery memories. The turnovers invite sharing and encourage people to linger with dessert plates after the main meal. There’s a special excitement in discovering which bite holds the warmest bit of apple.
Get the Recipe: Apple Turnovers

Crumbl Copycat Key Lime Cookies

A plate of six cookies, each topped with a dollop of white cream and a lime slice, rests on a marble surface, accompanied by halved limes and a bottle of milk.
Crumbl Copycat Key Lime Cookies. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

Without much warning, this Crumbl Copycat Key Lime Cookies batch brightens the whole table with a pop of unique flavor and a cheery green color. Freshness makes them the surprise favorite among more traditional desserts. Guests playfully argue over who will grab the last cookie, while conversations turn to stories about favorite sweets. The cookies make Sunday suppers memorable and a bit more fun.
Get the Recipe: Crumbl Copycat Key Lime Cookies

Mississippi Mud Pie

Delicious Mississippi Mud Pie served with a dollop of whipped cream.
Mississippi Mud Pie. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

The first forkful of this Mississippi Mud Pie tends to hush the table, since all eyes are focused on the fudgey, rich slice in front of them. Sharing this dessert sparks a flood of compliments, and some can’t help but sneak back for more, even when they said they were full. Occasions become extra special with each bite, and it often makes a lasting impression on new guests. Chocolate fans, especially, love to rave about it for weeks.
Get the Recipe: Mississippi Mud Pie

Gooey Butter Cake

A slice of gooey butter cake dusted with powdered sugar, served on a white plate with a fork beside it.
Gooey Butter Cake. Photo credit: Southern Supper Club.

People are quick to look for seconds once a square of this Gooey Butter Cake has been tasted, drawn by its creamy sweetness and understated charm. No matter the size of the gathering, I find that this cake often becomes the theme of conversation. Those who usually skip dessert happily go back for another generous serve. Dessert plates seem lighter, and smiles a bit wider, with every bite. The praise continues long after the last crumb is gone.
Get the Recipe: Gooey Butter Cake

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