What Happens When You Undermix Cake Batter
While recipes are careful to warn bakers about the dangers of overmixing, rarely do they ever mention not to undermix your batter. Here's why it's important.
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Stories By Nicole Tommasulo
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Avid bakers have made a pie crust or two, but perhaps still yearn for the perfect crisp. Here's one simple butter trick to take flaky crusts to the next level. -
The Cream Trick To Rescue Overcooked Eggs
Cooking scrambled eggs can be more complicated than it appears. Here's the The cream trick to rescue overcooked eggs.
