Intensify The Sweetness Of Bourbon Pecan Pie With One Fruit
Often, corn syrup is used to sweeten bourbon pecan pie, but if you'd prefer something to match the richness of both the liquor and nuts, try this fruit.
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Transform Costco Apple Pie Into A Brand New Dessert With One Easy Technique
Transforms a Costco apple pie into a brand-new dessert with one easy technique that takes just a bit longer but is well-worth the results.
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How To Find Out The Exact Capacity Of Your Bundt Cake Pan
Before you decide not to bake the buttery, sweet cake you crave, there is a very easy, quick way to find the capacity of your Bundt pan.
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Give Your Bread Pudding A Tropical Twist With One Canned Ingredient
Though delicious in its simplicity, there are plenty of ways to enhance bread pudding, such as imbuing it with a tropical taste with this fruit.
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Working With Phyllo Dough? Here's The Best Way To Keep It From Drying Out
Phyllo dough can be quite unforgiving to work with, especially if it dries out on the counter as you're preparing it. Here's how to avoid that.
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The 2 Classic Desserts That Are Easier Than You Think To Make Vegan
An expert vegan baker has revealed the very best way to replace eggs and other ingredients in two all-time classic chocolatey desserts to make them vegan.
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3 Delicious Ways To Elevate The Flavor Of Banana Bread
We spoke to an expert about how to improve banana bread and here are the three delicious ways to elevate the flavor.
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The Best Butter Substitute For Vegan Banana Bread
Is it really possible to get a moist crumb and a rich flavor without butter, eggs, or dairy ingredients? When it comes to banana bread, the answer is yes.
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The Easy Hack To Fill Donuts With Jelly At Home
Jelly donuts and other types of filled donuts might seem difficult to make at home, but they are within your reach if you follow our expert's advice.
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How To Incorporate Dried Fruit Into Homemade Chocolate Bars
To infuse nutritional value into your chocolate bars, adding dried fruit will bring a delightful variance to both their taste and texture.
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18 Freezer-Friendly Cakes That You Should Bake Now (And Eat Later)
Not all desserts freeze well, but many cakes are actually freezer-friendly. If you need to save a cake to eat later, find out the types of cake you can freeze.
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18 Unexpected Fillings To Add To Your Cinnamon Rolls
If you bake your cinnamon rolls at home, you have plenty of room to experiment. Take a look at some unexpected fillings to make tastier cinnamon rolls.
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The 3 Biggest Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Chocolate Mousse
Despite only containing a few ingredients, chocolate mousse is notoriously difficult to get just right. That's why we asked an expert for advice.
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4 Expert Tips For The Richest Vegan Chocolate Mousse
A standard chocolate mousse uses eggs and dairy. We sought out an expert to explain how to recreate that velvety texture in vegan chocolate mousse.
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The Easy Way To Get A Gorgeous Crunch On Top Of Bread Pudding
Bread pudding is the perfect combination of gooey, fluffy, and sweet, but if you want a crunchy crust on your bake, then you need to top it with this.
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Alton Brown Ditches The Bourbon In His Pecan Pie For Another Spirit
There's a different spirit that Alton Brown opts for. While the liquors are quite similar, Brown has good reason for the bourbon-adjacent swap.
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How To Tell When Your Fruit Pie Is Done Baking
To successfully master a fruit pie recipe, you need to be familiar with the telltale signs that it's done baking so you don't end up with a burnt disaster.
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15 Beginner Bakes That Every Novice Should Master
You may be just picking up baking as a hobby. Here's a list of novice-friendly baking recipes that you can master before you take on more difficult bakes.
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Give Tiramisu A Satisfying Protein Boost With One Simple Swap
Tiramisu may be a classic recipe, but there's no harm in switching it around a little to pack in some extra protein. We'll show you what to swap and how.
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The Julia Child-Approved Chocolate Brand You Probably Haven't Heard Of
There are many artisan chocolate makers out there today, but when Julia Child was baking she found one U.S. brand that she stated was the best she'd tried.
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How To Use Leftover Cake In Tiramisu For A Decadent Ingredient Swap
When you find yourself with leftover cake, there's the option of simply eating it the next day or leaning into more creative ways to use it.
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How To Make A Decadent Chocolate Mousse Without Gelatin
Most chocolate mousse recipes aren't vegetarian-friendly thanks to the inclusion of gelatin. Here are some expert tips to switch out the ingredient.
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14 Creative Ways To Use Nutritional Yeast
Nutritional yeast can enhance the flavor of so many recipes. From pasta to cheesecake, here are creative ways to add an umami flavor to your favorite dishes.
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Water Vs Milk: How They Affect Your Homemade Bread
Milk and water can both be used to bake excellent bread, but they yield different results. Here's how and when to use each type like a professional.
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10 Natural Ingredients To Make Your Valentine's Day Cake Pink
Want to add a tinge of pink to your Valentine's Day bakes without using dyes? The good news is there are plenty of all-natural ways to do just that.
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15 Unexpected Valentine's Day Treats For Sweet And Savory Lovers
Don't worry about what to get your valentine this year. Just make one of these unexpected Valentine's Day treats that are both sweet and savory.
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Here's What To Do If Your Chocolate Mousse Is Too Runny
The key to a delectable chocolate mousse is found in the airy texture. If you find your mousse to be too runny, here's an easy way to fix it.
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