Add A Savory Flavor Bomb To Your Banana Bread With This Addition
Banana bread is a prime baked good for all manner of mix-ins. This once-trendy, savory upgrade is the perfect complement to the quick bread's sweetness.
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The Unexpected Fruit People Are Using In Cobblers
When it comes to cobbler, you might think of peaches or apples, but what about this juicy melon? It might seem like a surprising filling, but it's delicious.
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Give Boxed Brownie Mix Some Excitement With An Unexpected Addition From The Baby Food Aisle
If you want to make your brownie mix taste even sweeter and more decadent, try adding this unexpected purée to the mix. It can even replace butter.
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Why Homemade Meringue Should Never Be Frozen
If you're making big batch of meringue from scratch, you're likely to have leftovers. But you won't want to ruin your meringue by freezing it. Here's why.
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Use This Type Of Bread Box To Keep Your Loaves Fresher Longer
Whether you make your own bread or stick to bakeries, you need a bread box to help it last as long as possible. If you do get one, make sure it's this type.
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Make A Better Crustless Quiche By Using This Bakeware Essential
Whip up a crustless quiche at home with ease by opting to bake it in this common baking dish; here's why it will help your quiche hold up so well.
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Skip This Freezer Trick And Avoid A Mess When Separating Eggs
Separating egg whites from yolks is a standard step in many recipes. While there are plenty of tips to make it easier, don't freeze your eggs. Do this instead.
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Ultra-Moist Banana Bread Starts With One Obvious Ingredient
An expert gave us some crucial advice on getting the most out of banana bread's key ingredient, as well as other helpful tips for keeping your loaf moist.
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The 1-2-3-4 Cake Formula Makes Baking From Scratch Incredibly Easy
If you're in the mood for cake but you're feeling a little lazy, skip the boxed cake mix and try this method instead. Here's how to make a 1-2-3-4 cake.
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The Unexpected Way To Make Peach Cobbler Even More Decadent
Peach cobbler is an old school dessert that's full of sweet and bready flavor. Take it to the next level with this smoky cooking technique.
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How A Former Professional Basketball Player Became One Of Los Angeles' Best Bakers
LA's beloved Lou The French On The Block is owned by a former basketball pro who played in the French NM3 league before an injury changed his career trajectory.
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7 Worst Fruits To Use For Pie Filling, According To A Professional Baker
Not every fruit can be a good choice for baked goods, especially pies. Find out which fruits are unsuitable for pie filling and can turn pies into a soggy mess.
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How 2 School Teachers Created The Iconic Kentucky Dessert, Bourbon Balls
Maybe you already knew bourbon balls are a tasty chocolate treat, but did you know they have a history that's as fascinating as they are delicious?
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The Pan Qualities That Can Make Or Break Your Focaccia
Focaccia is a delicious bread, and one that you can easily and heavily customize. To make the best focaccia, though, you need the right pan.
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The Fluffiest Muffins Rely On This Simple Batter Rule
Jerrelle Guy, cookbook author and expert baker, provides an easy trick to ensure you get the perfect looking and tasting muffins from each bake.
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The Common Culprits Behind Soggy Pie Dough
There are several solutions to soggy and disappointing pie crusts. Cookbook author Jerrelle Guy walks us through the most common dough errors bakers make.
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Cram The Crunch Back Into Stale Cereal With One Easy Step
Wait! Don't throw out that box of stale cereal just yet. There's a way to get that signature crunch and delicious flavor back, and it only takes one easy step.
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Ree Drummond Changed The Way She Makes Sheet Cake Forever Thanks To A Simple Mistake
If you love sheet cake, you'll love Ree Drummond's version. But did you know that her staple recipe stemmed from a simple mistake? Here's what happened.
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Add This Cooking Oil To Your Cake Batter For The Moistest Texture
You can make a major shift in the flavor and texture of your cake by switching out which cooking oil you use. Here's which one to try in your next recipe.
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Lemon Extract Vs Juice Vs Zest: When To Use Each For Baking
Nearly every part of a lemon is something you can use to flavor baked treats, but when should you use the extract, the juice, or the zest? We asked an expert.
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One Small Tweak To Your Eggs Will Make Your Muffins Rise Higher With A Fluffier Texture
Are your muffins coming out of the oven looking a little flat? Make this simple change to your eggs to vastly improve the rise and texture of your baked goods.
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Prevent Soggy Roasted Zucchini Once And For All With This Pantry Staple
If you often end up with soggy zucchini instead of perfectly roasted zucchini, try sprinkling this staple ingredient over your veggies to reduce moisture.
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How To Easily Convert Any Boxed Muffin Mix To Pancakes
An incredibly simple way to whip up fluffy flavored pancakes in a jiffy is by using your favorite muffin mix flavors instead of boring plain pancake batter.
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The Secret To A Softer Chocolate Chip Cookie Is In A Simple Flour Swap
If you're frustrated with your cookies coming out too crispy for your liking, try the advice an expert gave us: replacing some all-purpose flour with this one.
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The Oven Door Mistake Everyone Makes That Secretly Sabotages Cakes
Baking involves a lot of trial and error, but this overlooked oven practice might be why the cake of your dreams turns into a mushy nightmare.
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If Your Jell-O Poke Cake Gets Soggy, You May Be Skipping This Important Step
Combining the best of two classic treats, Jell-O cake is a fairly simple bake, but you should avoid making this mistake that could spoil the dessert's texture.
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Burnt Cookies Are A Thing Of The Past With This Quick And Easy Solution
Burnt cookies happen to the best of us, whether it's some error in the recipe or taking them out too late. Next time, don't toss them; use this simple fix.
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