The Folding Technique Paul Hollywood Swears By When Baking Sourdough Bread
Making your own sourdough at home requires practice and patience, so why not take a tip from master baker and "The Great British Bake Off" judge Paul Hollywood?
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What Is A Heating Core And How Does It Help Bake Better Cakes?
Here's everything that you need to know about what heating cores are, how they work in your baking, and how you can improvise your own if you need to.
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14 Rustic Rhubarb Recipes
Rhubarb, with its tart flavor and vibrant pink stalks, adds a unique dimension to both sweet and savory dishes. Try out these rustic rhubarb recipes.
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18 Hungarian Desserts You Need To Try At Least Once
Hungary offers many ways to satisfy a sweet tooth with diversely amazing desserts, ranging from delicate layer cakes to cocoa snails. (No, that's not a typo.)
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Forget Sour Cream, Top Your Next Baked Potato With Avocado
If sour cream is out of the picture for dietary reasons or it just doesn't sit well on the tongue, you can still have a creamy-topped loaded baked potato.
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Try Topping A Cake With Meringue To Amp Up Its Texture
Looking to add some elements of drama and intrigue to your next homemade cake? Top with a crispy meringue to experience a duality of textures.
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The Telltale Sign You Are Overproofing Your Homemade Donuts
Homemade donuts bring a dose of light doughy deliciousness to life. But don't start baking before you know how to spot (and correct) overproofed dough.
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44 Sweet And Savory Carrot Recipes
With its natural sugar and earthy nutrients, the humble carrot is an amazingly versatile root vegetable that enhances all kinds of sweet and savory recipes.
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When Adding Baking Soda To Blueberry Muffins, Don't Forget The Vinegar
It might seem risky to introduce the strong taste of vinegar into a sweet recipe like blueberry muffin batter, but the bubbly reaction it causes is vital.
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How To Rid Piping Bags Of Air Bubbles For Better Icing
In the middle of decorating a cake or cookie, your piping bag can suddenly spit out a big pop, messing up your design. But thankfully, there's a way to fix it.
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The Important Temperature Change For Finishing Underbaked Cookies
While others may say to toss your underbaked cookies into the trash, we say don't. All you need to do is change the temperature when you bake them again.
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Grate The Main Ingredient For Smoother Apple Fritters
Apple fritters are the perfect post-dinner dessert - though refining the recipe is quite the challenge. Try grating instead of dicing for optimal results.
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The 2-Ingredient Maple Icing That Seriously Elevates Cinnamon Rolls
It's important to oversee the small details when making cinnamon rolls, but don't overthink it when it comes to the icing. All you need are two ingredients.
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Take Banana Bread To New Heights With Brown Butter
You can add chocolate, experiment with different kinds of nuts in the mix, or even try using brown butter in place of your normal butter in banana bread.
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The Flavor Mistake To Avoid When Making Tiramisu
Tiramisu requires very specific ingredients to pull off with finesse - and flubbing this crucial detail can lead to an underwhelming dessert.
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A Bit Of Starch Prevents Your Cinnamon Roll Filling From Oozing Out
If you have trouble whipping up cinnamon roll icing that actually stays on the bun, adding some starch could be the key to solving all your problems.
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For The Lightest Neapolitan Pizza Dough, Don't Toss It Around
Don’t sweat it if you can’t toss pizza dough; it’s delicate as is. Pizza master Anthony Mangieri walked us through two alternative methods to get it perfect.
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How To Give Pound Cake Its Signature Lift Without Baking Soda
Pound cake is a simple and easy treat that gets volume without baking soda. How does it get its classic cake texture without a raising agent?
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The Baking Sheet Hack For A Makeshift Pizza Oven At Home
Skip the expensive pizza stone and pizza paddle, because there's a baking sheet hack that works just as well if done correctly. Here's how to do it.
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Martha Stewart's Cocoa Powder Tip For Top-Notch Chocolate Cake
Martha Stewart has quite a few tricks up her sleeve when it comes to cake-making, including one involving the ingenious use of cocoa powder.
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Keep Your Icing Warm To Achieve The Perfect Donut Glaze
When icing is warm, it has a lower viscosity, making the mixture more fluid and allowing the glaze to spread smoothly over the donut's surface.
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Use Cultured Butter To Achieve The Flakiest Pie Crust
Few things in this world warm the heart and soul better than a bite into a luscious slice of pie. To get there, however, you'll need some cultured butter.
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Use Bulleit Bourbon To Give Desserts Complexity And Intense, Spicy Flavors
With its high rye content, Bulleit Bourbon's unique and spicy flavor profile makes it an ideal ingredient in baked desserts.
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Is Maker's Mark Bourbon A Good Choice For Desserts?
Of course, some bourbons are better than others when it comes to using them in desserts. But where does Maker's Mark stand amongst the rest?
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Aluminum Foil Is The Secret To Wonderfully Moist Banana Bread
If you find that when you're baking banana bread, or other kinds of sweet bread, the result is dry with an over-browned top, then this is a tip for you.
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A Shower Cap Is The Unexpected Tool You Need For Sourdough Proofing
While you may have invested in all sorts of special kit for making scrumptious sourdough loaves, there's one very useful item that isn't so fancy: a shower cap.
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Cornstarch Can Be Used As An Egg Substitute In Baking - Here's How
Cornstarch is more versatile than you might expect. Whether you're avoiding eggs or have simply run out, cornstarch is the perfect substitute in a pinch.
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