A Little Italian Seasoning Can Go A Long Way When Baking Breadsticks
Breadsticks 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.
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How To Make An Easy Lemon Cake With Just 3 Ingredients
While complex desserts can be fun to make, sometimes we just want a super simple recipe, especially if it only requires a handful of ingredients.
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The Trick For Turning Store-Bought Croissants Into Pretzels
Here's a handy trick that gives you all the yummy goodness of homemade pretzels without the usual labor involved: Start off with canned croissants.
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Duff Goldman's Tip For Flawless Food Processor Pie Crust
Don'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.
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15 Creative Ways To Use Lemon Curd
Bright, 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.
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The Genius Cake-Slicing Tip That Will Make Layered Desserts A Breeze
What 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.
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What To Consider When Using Liquid Food Coloring To Dye Buttercream
If 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.
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The Telltale Sign That Your Chocolate Has Lost Its Temper
Chocolate 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.
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Canned Biscuits Are The Quick Way To Get Delicious Strawberry Shortcake
Look for canned buttermilk biscuits at the store to make a golden, fluffy foundation for fresh fruit fillings and fluffy layers of whipped cream.
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Brighten The Rich Sweetness Of Baklava With Orange Blossom Water And Zest
Whether 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.
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The Secret To Alon Shaya's Homemade Pita Starts With Sourdough - Exclusive
While 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.
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How To Make A Quick Fruit Cobbler With Only 2 Ingredients
Making 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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The Kitchen Tool Natalie Sideserf Can't Live Without When Making Hyper-Realistic Cakes - Exclusive
The number one tool Natalie Sideserf uses isn't as fancy and farfetched as you might imagine; it's one of the most recognizable instruments in a kitchen.
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How To Use Banana In Place Of Egg Whites In A Recipe
Bananas are different from egg whites, so if you are unfamiliar with making the swap, read on to learn the ideal methods to do so and the ratio you should use.
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Duff Goldman's Leveling Tip For Evenly Cut Layered Cakes Every Time
If you have been trying to cut perfectly level cake layers by hand with a knife, you should know that there's a specialized tool for the job.
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The Easy Way To Add A Chocolate Twist To Apple Pie
You can never go wrong with a slice of classic apple pie - but how can you upgrade it? By adding chocolate, of course! And luckily, it's a simple process.
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White Miso Is The Unexpected Ingredient For Better Peanut Butter Cookies
Peanut butter cookies are one of life's great joys, so it's hard to imagine improving them. Add in a little white miso to elevate these classic treats.
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The Benefit Of The Reverse Tare Method When Weighing Ingredients
Accurate measuring of ingredients is the most scientific, way to get brilliant bakes. If you use the reverse tare method it cuts down on the clear-up, too.
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The Key Decorating Tip To Follow When Adding Sprinkles To Sugar Cookies
Whether you want to add a sparse sprinkling or a heavy coat of your favorite topping, there is one key trick to help you decorate sugar cookies like a pro.
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Soak Dried Fruit In Bourbon For A Subtle Way To Booze-Up Baked Goods
Soaking pieces of fruit in bourbon may take a bit of planning, but a juicy burst of alcohol-infused sweetness can elevate basic recipes.
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Give Your Carrot Cake A Burst Of Flavor With Toasted Coconut
There are countless ways you can make carrot cake better, even by adding something as simple as toasted coconut (which you can easily make in the air fryer).
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What Is The Best Type Of Rolling Pin To Use For Puff Pastry?
Although rolling pins may seem like a one-size-fits-all tool, they actually come in a bunch of shapes and sizes (and can impact the structure of your pastry).
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Swap Fresh Carrots With Canned For An Easy Carrot Cake
Carrot cake is traditionally made by grating fresh carrots, but you can skip the legwork and change up the texture by using canned carrots instead.
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Add A Kick Of Coffee To Baked Goods With Your Nespresso Machine
Coffee and baked goods go hand in hand, but when the coffee goes into a baked good, it's better. The best part is that your Nespresso machine can come in handy.
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Hoda Kotb's Ritz Cracker Cake Only Requires 2 Simple Ingredients
Hoda Kotb's co-workers on the 'Today' show presented her with a multitiered yellow box birthday cake embellished with Ritz crackers live on air.
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Irish Beer Bread Is The Perfect Snack For Enjoying A Cold Guinness
If you enjoy drinking beer, then there's a great chance you will also enjoy its taste in other forms as well. Irish beer bread is a great way to savor Guinness.
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How Much Store-Bought Frosting You Actually Need For Your Cake
Store-bought frosting is tricky to measure while it's still sitting on the grocery shelf. The container says "16 ounces," but what does that mean for your cake?
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