From Better Homes and Gardens

For sweet stirrers, prop in peppermint sticks. This homemade treat is far less expensive than in a coffee shop.

Chocolate Cappuccino

From Betty Crocker

Try this hot chocolate cappuccino recipe from Betty Crocker.

Double-Chocolate Cappuccino Cocoa

From Betty Crocker

Cinnamon and cloves give your java a jolt! Whipped cream topping almost makes it a dessert.

Spiced Dessert Coffee

From The Food Channel

Classic New Orleans-style coffee and chicory. Serve during Mardi Gras season or anytime.

French Quarter Coffee and Chicory

From Better Homes and Gardens

Coffee and chocolate often are served side by side. This elegant drink combines them in a single, satisfying cup.

Mocha Java

From Better Homes and Gardens

Serve this refreshing, low-fat iced coffee after brunch, lunch, or dinner in place of dessert.

Iced Espresso

From Better Homes and Gardens

Add coffee crystals to hot cocoa for an added treat.

Hot Mocha

From Better Homes and Gardens

Cream and coffee just naturally go together in this New Orleans favorite sipper.

Cafe au Lait

From Better Homes and Gardens

Spiked with orange liqueur, this nicely spiced brew can be served hot or cold. And it's low in calories!

Orange-Spiced Coffee

From Better Homes and Gardens

Add drama to after dinner coffee by serving this New Orleans specialty. To enhance the effect, dim the lights before flaming the brandy.

Cafe Brulot

From Fine Cooking Magazine

Coffee and hazelnuts give this cake--a variation on Nabisco's Famous Wafer Roll recipe--a more sophisticated flavor. To be safe, buy two boxes of cookies, as some may break. This cake slices best after 2 days in the refrigerator.

Coffee & Cream Icebox Cake

From Better Homes and Gardens

Coffee lovers will enjoy a Christmas gift of a coffee- and chocolate-flavored drink mix. Package in clear cellophane bags and tie with festive ribbons.

Mocha au Lait

From Taste of the South

Caramel Coffee

From Better Homes and Gardens

When there's a bit of eggnog left over from the gathering, use it to flavor coffee.

Winter's Day Espresso

From Midwest Living

In just five minutes you can make this hot drink for breakfast or for dessert. Top it with cinnamon or grated chocolate.

Vanilla Cafe Latte

From Midwest Living

You make your own eggnog, spiked with a little Kahlua, for this holiday drink.

Hot Coffee Latte Eggnog

From Better Homes and Gardens

Enjoy this mellow coffee simmered with spices, chocolate and an orange.

Spiced Orange Mocha

From Better Homes and Gardens

If you like, garnish each serving of this Christmas holiday drink with a few strips of orange peel.

Cappuccino Eggnog

From Food & Wine

No Cuban meal is complete without a cafe cubano (Cuban coffee). A well-made cafe cubano has a thick layer of sweet crema (cream) floating over strong espresso. To get the crema right, whisk about 1 tablespoon of the espresso with sugar until it turns foamy, then pour the pot of espresso over it. Lourdes Castro says you can't overbeat a crema, so stir it energetically.

Cafe Cubano

From Better Homes and Gardens

In just 10 minutes you can make this classic Italian drink. And it tastes just like one from a cafe.

Spiced Cappuccino

From Better Homes and Gardens

This easy coffee drink is great served at a brunch as an alternative to hot coffee.

Coffee Punch

From Better Homes and Gardens

Italian ices are typically served with mounds of whipped cream. If you like, serve this version with a low-calorie dessert topping.

Coffee Ice

From Tyler Florence

White Russian Espresso

From Better Homes and Gardens

Raspberry-flavor syrup heightens the taste in this coffee-spiked ice cream drink.

Raspberry-Coffee Frappe

From Family Circle

This homemade liqueur makes a delightful holiday gift. Tie a pretty bow around the bottle and include a card with the recipe.

Chocolate-Coffee Liqueur