A Spoon Is The Secret To Flat Cupcakes
Flat-top cupcakes are the best for decoration, but achieving the flat cupcake isn't as easy as it sounds. Try this simple trick with a spoon.
Read MoreFlat-top cupcakes are the best for decoration, but achieving the flat cupcake isn't as easy as it sounds. Try this simple trick with a spoon.
Read MoreWhen making a sourdough starter, it's important to measure its growth. This simple rubber band trick will help you accurately gauge its growth.
Read MoreVegetable galettes can be a mouth-watering and delicious treat, as long as you avoid some common mistakes that dull the experience of eating them.
Read MoreWhen it comes to baking, one ingredient is key: butter. Take this simple tip from Alton Brown for better baked goods and enjoy the tasty difference.
Read MoreWhen it comes to topping cupcakes and cakes, buttercream frosting can't be beat. But, add in some salt, and it'll be better than ever. Here's why.
Read MoreYou can easily create the peanut butter cookies you've been craving using only two simple ingredients, saving yourself a trip to the grocery store.
Read MoreThere are many reasons why gel food coloring is the best for dyeing buttercream frosting, and we have tips on how to use these great products successfully.
Read MorePierogi originates from Europe and is traditionally a savory dish. However, there's a region of Canada that enjoys a uniquely sweet twist on the dish.
Read MoreTo add a dose of sweet flavor to cookies, taking them from good to unbelievable, an overripe banana is your friend, no matter what kind of cookie you're baking.
Read MoreCornbread is a classic side that pairs well with soups, chilis, and stews. But you can take the dish to a new level of its own by adding tomatoes to the mix.
Read MoreAs if a dessert layered with crisp pie crust, creamy chocolate filling, and fluffy topping could get any more decadent. Well, it can. Just add booze!
Read MoreIf you're stuck for ideas on how to use up any leftover puff pastry, then wonder no more. We give you the delectable tiny treat: pigs in blanket.
Read MoreCanned biscuits are a quick replacement for your homemade version, but they could use an upgrade. Try this cheese trick that cleverly enhances canned biscuits.
Read MoreYou can elevate your pound cake without adding a single extra flavor or ingredient; simply placing it on a fiery grill can be an absolute game-changer.
Read MoreBanana bread doesn't sound it would turn out well without an oven, but no-bake banana bread just might be possible (and preferable) for some cooks.
Read MoreMaple syrup can add moisture to your bakes and can be used in a 1:1 ratio when substituted for molasses - but be aware that it has a sweeter, lighter flavor.
Read MoreMany home bakers recognize the benefits of using a banneton basket, but find it can be difficult to keep them clean. Here's how to keep yours in top shape.
Read MoreFrom base layers to types of ice cream, these tips will take your homemade ice cream cake to the next level -- and leave Baskin-Robbins in the dust!
Read MoreNot all cornmeal-based cakes are created equal. From all the varieties to choose from on the grocery store shelves, which one will make the best cake?
Read MoreTo make the chewiest cookies, you could try melted butter or include cream cheese as a secret ingredient. But one trick you may not have tried is adding honey.
Read MoreWhen you're about to start mixing and stirring up a batch of cake mix but suddenly find you're out of parchment paper, we have a simple alternative for you.
Read MoreBeer bread is a thing of beauty, but there is a best choice of stout to use for baking it. Guinness is the way to go, and here's what you need to know.
Read MorePerfect bakes require things being measured correctly, so have a look at our suggestions for making sure your ingredient-measuring methods are up to scratch.
Read MoreApples are the go-to fruit when making a pie for dessert. But another fruit shouldn't be slept on. Pears are often overlooked but are a great alternative.
Read MoreLearn how to use dried hibiscus flowers to create a vivid pink frosting, which can color your cakes and cookies without any synthetic additives.
Read MoreYes, there's a simple substitute for baking soda when you're whipping up a loaf of banana bread. Here's what you need to know when you're in a pinch.
Read MoreWhen it comes to cake, the fluffier the better. That's why it's important to thoroughly mash your bananas if you want to achieve a light and airy banana cake.
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