25 Holiday Gifts For The Home Chef In Your Life
This season, you don't have to pick your brains to select a holiday gift for the home chef in your life. Just choose from one of the 25 culinary items here.
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How A Reduction Spatula Can Step Up Your Homemade Pie Game
A reduction spatula has a few unique features to help ensure your next fruit pie filling is the exact right texture so that it doesn't leak out.
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14 Pro Tips To Make And Decorate The Best Gingerbread House
If you've ever made a gingerbread house you know that it's harder than it looks. We chatted with an expert for tips on how to create the best masterpieces.
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Make Breakfast Burritos Even Easier With A Muffin Tin Hack
Not only can you customize each burrito based on dietary preferences, but in the time it takes to prep and cook one burrito, you end up with six.
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PSA: Don't Use Your Le Creuset Stoneware On The Stove
Le Creuset makes a wide variety of colorful cookware pieces - but they aren't all created equal. For example, you should never use its stoneware on the stove.
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Elevate Your Holiday Baking With KaTom
KaTom is the one-stop-shop for quality baking tools at unbeatable prices this holiday season, for busy home bakers, caterers, and restaurant chefs alike.
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Metal Vs Plastic Cookie Cutters: The Pros And Cons For Your Cookies
Only Scrooge himself could hate the joy of baking Christmas cookies. Here's what you need to know about different types of cookie cutters.
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16 Tips For Baking The Absolute Best Bundt Cake
Once you master properly greasing the pan, removing it from the sponge, and decorating, you'll be well on your way to a stunning Bundt cake for every occasion.
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The Pan Swap You Need For More Convenient Brownies
Classic brownies are frequently made in a rectangular tin, but there are other options. You can speed things up and change the portion size by swapping the pan.
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Make Homemade Bread Taller And Crustier With One Simple Tool
Home bread makers should definitely consider investing in this classic appliance for a taller, crustier product. And no, it isn't a Dutch oven.
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The Muffin Tin Hack You Need To Reinvent Bread Crust Scraps
We know the crust isn't the tastiest part of the bread, but that doesn't mean it should go to waste! This muffin tin hack will breathe new life into your bread.
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The Pan Material You Should Never Use For Baking Bread
We spoke to a bread expert for tips on the best pans to use when baking bread, and she shared the one type of pan you should avoid at all costs.
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Avoid This Common Mistake When Cleaning Pie Weights
Marble-like pie weights are extremely useful for helping to blind bake a pie crust evenly, but make sure you know this important fact before cleaning them.
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25 Amazon Gifts For The Baker Who Has Everything
We've tracked down some inspired and less common baking-related gifts that will help your loved ones explore and grow their passion for cakes, pies, and more.
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The Underrated Kitchen Tool Every Bread Baker Should Have
Bread making isn't the easiest type of baking one can do in the kitchen. After you've mastered the basic process, this kitchen tool unlocks the next level.
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The 2 Bread Pans All Bakers Should Have In Their Kitchen
If you're looking to get into baking, these are the two pans that you absolutely must have available in your cooking arsenal.
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Swap Your Baking Pan For An Easier Way To Serve Focaccia Bread
Facaccia bread has been around for what feels like forever, but that doesn't mean you can't still innovate by swapping out your pan for a muffin tin.
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Your Sheet Tray Is The Perfect Tool For Making Custom Snack Mixes
Making your own snack mixes is a great way to be certain they're exactly to your liking, and your sheet tray is the perfect tool for the job.
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How To Properly Grease A Bundt Pan
Bundt pans can be a pain unless you know how to properly prepare your bakeware with grease so the cake won't stick and fall apart when you try to release it.
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Get Your Sushi Fix In A Pinch With This Muffin Tin Trick
A muffin tin is your quick ticket to easy, hassle-free bites of sushi that can be portioned, packaged, and carried conveniently to the office for lunch.
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Why Julia Child Swore By French Rolling Pins Over American Ones
Rolling pins were an important kitchen utensil used in Julia Child's cooking. Find out why she considered French-style rolling pins as the best.
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Is It Dangerous To Put Pyrex In A Microwave Oven?
Microwave ovens are incredibly convenient, especially when reheating leftovers. But they can be dangerous to some cookware. Are Pyrex dishes safe?
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Bake Tarts In Springform Pans When You're In A Pinch
You might think that you need a specialty pan to bake homemade tarts, but there's nothing wrong with using a common springform pan if you have one handy.
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How To Choose The Absolute Best Pan For Cooking Rhubarb
Some folk love the acidic tanginess of rhubarb, but the ingredient does come with a few warnings, one of which is that there are some pans it reacts badly with.
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Your Cake Stand Might Be Able To Serve Double Duty As A Punch Bowl
If you think your cake stand is only meant for displaying pretty chocolate layer cakes, take a closer look. The base of the stand might also hold promise.
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Muffin Tins Transform Frittatas Into Individual Bites Fit For A Crowd
For finger food that's anything but boring, try our tips and ideas for making muffin tin frittatas, the perfect personalized snack for parties and picnics.
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How Your Choice Of Pan Can Affect The Quality Of Your Homemade Fudge
If you're planning to bake some fudge, the correct cookware can make all of the difference. Here's the type of pot you'll need for fantastic fudge.
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