Cheesecake is fabulous in its original form, but this chocolate version simply can't be beat. It's soft and totally addicting. With such an impressive presentation, you will want to serve this at all of your holiday parties. Find the recipe here: recipegirl.com

Pumpkin flavored treats don't go out of style just because it's winter now. This pumpkin roll combines that great taste with the flavor of chocolate for a rolled up dessert you can slice and serve with ease. It tastes great too! Find the recipe here: garnishwithlemon.com

More of a white chocolate kind of girl? Then this is the recipe for you. It's soft and gooey and has the great taste of white chocolate combined with peppermint. That's a Christmas combination you can't go wrong with. Find the recipe here: sheknows.com

You've probably had thumbprint cookies before, but you've never had them quite like this before. The cookie and the filling are both rich chocolate and they'll taste so good you won't be able to quit eating. Find the recipe here: pinchofyum.com

Here's a sophisticated chocolate dessert you can make when you need to impress. It's great for a sit down Christmas dinner or to give as a hostess gift. No one will be able to turn down a slice of this delicious cake. Find the recipe here: somethingswanky.com

Part of the holidays means mingling at parties. German chocolate cake wouldn't be very practical, would it? Try making these truffles instead. They are filled with frosting, which is the best part anyway. Find the recipe here: sheknows.com

Peppermint and chocolate were made to go together, which is why this festive holiday pie is ideal for Christmas this year. Not only does it taste like Christmas, but it looks like it too! Find the recipe here: alldayidreamaboutfood.com

Pecan pie is a great go-to for Christmas because everyone loves it. By adding chocolate to the pie, you take things to a whole new level. After just one taste, everyone will be asking you to make it every year. Find the recipe here: afamilyfeast.com

When the holidays roll around, mint and chocolate just seem to go together so perfectly. These cookies are fast and easy and you won't even have to turn the oven on. What more could you ask for? Find the recipe here: thereciperebel.com

It's not really winter until you enjoy some yummy hot cocoa. Why not try something different this year and turn your usual mug of deliciousness into a fudgy cake instead? I can't decide what's better - the cake or the frosting. Find the recipe here: sugarspunrun.com. Which one of these are you dying to try?