15 Best Sauces To Pair With Desserts
We've curated a guide to some of the most popular dessert sauces and the best ways to pair them with sweet classics, from caramel sauce to ganache.
Read MoreWe've curated a guide to some of the most popular dessert sauces and the best ways to pair them with sweet classics, from caramel sauce to ganache.
Read MoreWe asked East Side Cheesecake's Julia Tokarz and Gregory Lay what they recommend to ensure that our cheesecake will come out as luscious and decadent as theirs.
Read MoreNutella is a beloved chocolate spread that has almost endless applications. Those uses include elevating your next batch of chocolate chip cookies.
Read MoreSourdough can be tricky, but it all comes down to knowing when your starter is ready. Learn about the important indicators you should watch for before you bake.
Read MorePastry cream adds decadence to a wide array of sweet treats, but there's one common misstep that even the most seasoned bakers can fall victim to.
Read MoreCookie bars are tasty, easy to make, and come in a wide variety of flavors. We're breaking down 20 different varieties to celebrate their deliciousness.
Read MoreDespite its short, flourless ingredient list, this walnut cake from southern Italy is an elegant dessert that's delicately sweet and delightfully dense.
Read MoreIf you've ever mixed and matched recipes to make a cake with a different frosting, you might not have had enough buttercream. So how much do you actually need?
Read MoreBoth bourbon and brandy are sweet and barrel-aged, so if you need a replacement in your bourbon baking recipe, consider reaching for the brandy.
Read MoreBanana cream pie is a great combination of pastry and custard - but is it better served chilled or frozen? Straight from the freezer or thawed in the fridge?
Read MoreThomas Jefferson is a historical icon - but we're here to talk about the Founding Father's favorite muffins. And you only need three ingredients to make them!
Read MoreAnimal crackers may be renowned for being best food to play with, but their mostly neutral sweetness makes them a phenomenal ingredient in dessert bars.
Read MoreLemon curd is a component in many pastries and other baked goods. You might be wondering if you can simplify the baking process by skipping the straining.
Read MoreIt's annoying to spoil the look of your dessert bar bakes by slicing the pieces messily or unevenly. Follow our tips for perfectly even portions and neat cuts.
Read MoreWhen you're whipping up a batch of lemon curd, there is something to consider before adding in the sugar to make sure you get the best results.
Read MoreBreadsticks are always better when Italian herbs are present, but Italian seasoning blends are useful as more than just a garnish on top of the finished dish.
Read MoreWhile complex desserts can be fun to make, sometimes we just want a super simple recipe, especially if it only requires a handful of ingredients.
Read MoreHere's a handy trick that gives you all the yummy goodness of homemade pretzels without the usual labor involved: Start off with canned croissants.
Read MoreDon't be scared of making shortcrust pie crust. Use a food processor, but just follow Duff Goldman's one simple tip at the end for perfect flaky results.
Read MoreBright, tangy, and delicious, lemon curd can be used for so much more than you might think. Here are some creative sweet and savory ways to use lemon curd.
Read MoreWhat makes this hack so ingenious is it requires only the equipment you'd need to make a layer cake; no need to look for a toothpick and dental floss.
Read MoreIf you want to dye buttercream with liquid food coloring, tread lightly. Being aware of liquid food coloring's power can save your buttercream from disaster.
Read MoreChocolate can be a tricky thing to experiment with while cooking, especially if it loses its temper -- and no, we don't mean in the emotional way.
Read MoreLook for canned buttermilk biscuits at the store to make a golden, fluffy foundation for fresh fruit fillings and fluffy layers of whipped cream.
Read MoreWhether walnuts, pistachios, or hazelnuts are used to make this tempting treat, however, a hint of citrus can help some of the more flavorful notes sing.
Read MoreWhile attending Alon Shaya's master class at the Nassau Paradise Island Wine and Food Fest, Tasting Table got the inside scoop on how he makes pita at home.
Read MoreMaking a robust dessert doesn't have to be complicated. This is exemplified by a delicious fruit cobbler, which only requires two premade ingredients.
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