Why You Should Par-Cook Apples For Better Pie
You should always par-cook the fruit when making apple pie, according to recipe developer Erin Jeanne McDowell. Here’s why it’s so important.
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The 'Sacrifice' You Have To Make For Perfectly Cut Pie
Cutting a pie might seem like an easy task, but to get perfect slices you have to be willing to make a little sacrifice. Trust us, this sacrifice is worth it.
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Here's How To Know When Your Bulk Fermentation Is Done
Wondering about bubbly bits or puffy dough? Here's how to tell when your sourdough's first rise is done, using the signs of a flawless bulk fermentation.
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You May Want To Think Twice Before Putting Wax Paper In The Oven
Wax paper is popular with bakers for many reasons, but before you start using wax paper in the oven you should really know when and when not to.
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You Only Need 2 Extra Ingredients To Make Cottage Cheese Bread
Cottage cheese is everywhere, and you can even use the protein-rich ingredient to make light and fluffy bread. You just need two extra ingredients.
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You Can Easily Upgrade Your Store Bought Cinnamon Rolls To Give Them A Homemade Touch
Store bought cinnamon rolls are quick, easy, and delicious. To make the rolls feel more homemade, consider using this simple and tasty hack.
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The Unexpected Pantry Ingredient You Need For Soft Cookies
One extra ingredient can make your cookies softer and more delectable than you ever thought possible. And you probably already have it in your pantry.
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How Many Slices Are Typically In A Loaf Of Bread?
Sliced bread is famously one of history's best inventions, but how many slices do you get in a loaf, and why does it vary?
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Cottage Cheese Is The Star Once Again In This Banana Pudding
Social media is having a cottage cheese moment. This time, internet foodies have been enjoying a no-sugar banana pudding with cottage cheese as the base.
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The Simple Mistake That's Ruining Your Cookies Every Time
In an exclusive interview, Jerrelle Guy, the author of the James Beard Award-nominated cookbook, Black Girl Baking, advises on how to make better cookies.
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Instantly Elevate Store-Bought Icing With A Worldwide Favorite Spread
Store-bought icing is nice in a pinch, but the flavor isn't usually that great. Not to worry, you can elevate it by simply adding a bit of this popular spread.
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Ditch The Foil And Say Goodbye To Soggy Baked Potatoes
With a bit of advice from the professionals, making a perfect baked potato, with crispy, salty skin and a light, fluffy center, is simple as can be.
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The Canned Ingredient That Makes Boxed Cake Taste Divine
Boxed cake is sometimes looked down upon by those who prefer to bake everything from scratch, but with this canned ingredient you can outshine them all.
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How To Create Beautiful Icing Petals Without Any Special Tools
Decorating a cake with beautiful flowers doesn't need to special equipment or special skill. With a few expert tricks, lovely cake decoration is a breeze.
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What Are The Three Milks You Need To Make A Tres Leches Cake?
Tres leches cake is a light and creamy dessert that's popular in Latin American cuisine. So, how do you make tres leches cake and which three milks do you need?
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The One Ingredient That Will Transform Basic Boxed Brownies
If you're bored with boxed brownies, there's a quick and effective way to make them tastier and more exciting. It just takes one ingredient.
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Ditch The Flour And Use One Pantry Staple For Your Chocolate Cake Pans Instead
Making sure your cake comes out of the pan smoothly is an essential baking hack. We got some expert advice on one flour swap for dusting cake pans.
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Patience Is A Virtue When Making Homemade Marshmallow Fluff
You can make marshmallow fluff at home, but it does take a little bit of time. Here are some expert tips for making sure your fluff comes out perfectly.
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Can You Freeze Cake Pops For Later?
Cake pops are a crowd pleasing treat and a great way to use up leftover sponge. So, can you prep your party snacks beforehand and freeze cake pops?
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Here's How Many Layers You Should Have In Your Lasagna
We went to the experts for an answer to the age old question of how many layers of sauce, pasta, and cheese you should be building into your homemade lasagna.
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The Easy Trick You Need For Evenly Cut Cake Layers
Slicing even cake layers doesn't need to be complicated or require expensive tools. This simple trick makes perfect layers using items already in your kitchen.
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The Prep Mistake That's Causing Your Cake To Stick All Over
There is little worse than mixing, baking, and cooling a cake, only to find it hopelessly stuck to the pan. But this simple prep step makes all the difference.
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Here's How To Tell When It's Time To Throw Out Your Sourdough Starter
With proper care and feeding, sourdough starter can last an incredibly long time. But there are a few warning signs that mean it's time to throw it out.
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The Double Cooling Rack Method For Getting Cakes Out Of Their Pans Without Fail
Seeing if a cake will come out of the pan intact is always a tense moment. Pastry chef Sofia Schlieben has shared a tip that makes the process much easier.
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16 Ways To Upgrade Jiffy Cornbread Mix
Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix is great as it is, but you can jazz up your cornbread with a variety of inexpensive and delicious add-ins.
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Store-Bought Chocolate Chip Brands, Ranked From Worst To Best
We decided to put some popular store-bought chocolate chip brands to the test to see which ones are truly the best you can buy, and which ones you should skip.
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How To Avoid Burning Honey While Baking
Although it may seem simple enough to swap honey in for sugar when baking, honey will actually burn much quicker. Here's how to keep that from happening.
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