Add Nutella To Your Buttercream For A Next-Level Chocolate Raspberry Cake
Elevating a classic Ina Garten recipe is no easy feat, but one Mashed recipe developer has a sweet buttercream tip that really takes the cake.
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12 Bundt Cake Recipes To Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
Bundt cakes have existed for decades, so they must be doing something right. We've compiled a dozen different recipes that are sure to satisfy fans.
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The Muffin Pan Hack For Perfect Ice Cream Cone Bowls Every Time
Ice cream cone bowls don't need to be complicated (or store-bought). With this hack, you can easily make them using a muffin pan. Here's how to do it.
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The Sweet Ingredient Your Key Lime Pie's Bland Crust Desperately Needs
There's more to key lime pie than than the tart filling. The crust is an essential element not to be forgotten. Take it from bland to brilliant with this spice!
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The Air Fryer Will Take Canned Peaches To The Next Level
If you're a fan of peaches, you should try making them in the air fryer - even if they're canned. Here's how to elevate the stone fruit in no time at all.
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The Licorice Hack That Gives Your Cake A Stained Glass Effect
Few things are as breathtaking as a stained glass window. With this innovative licorice hack, you can imbue your next cake with the beauty of a cathedral.
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BBQ Sauce Is The Secret To Balanced Flavors In Desserts
Sometimes, desserts can taste like one big sugar rush with a side of other flavors. You can balance that out a bit by adding BBQ sauce to the mix.
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Croissants Are Subject To More Chaos Than Any Other Food (And We Love It)
Croissants are always changing! From Cronuts to crookies to MaCrossiants, innovative chefs continue to elevate the classic French pastry in delicious ways.
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13 Ways To Upgrade Your Homemade Bread
Baking your own homemade bread is already a delight to the senses. However, there are a few tips and tricks that can take this treat to the next level.
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Is One Expired Ingredient The Cause Of Your Sinking Cake?
Baking is a bit of a science, and when one of your ingredients isn't up to par, it can leave your homemade cakes with a dense, sinking result.
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Chefs Explain What Sorghum Is And What You Can Do With It
Sorghum gum is a versatile but under-utilized grain. We consulted six expert chefs to learn about the ins and outs of this gluten-free ingredient.
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Instant Yeast Vs Active Dry Yeast: Everything You Need To Know
Learning the differences between instant yeast and active dry yeast can unlock the secrets to fluffy cinnamon rolls and rich brioche. Here's everything to know.
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The Best Way To Bake Cobbler For Unbelievable Texture
A great cobbler not only tastes wonderful but has an excellent texture. Mashed spoke with an expert about achieving the latter and got an interesting response.
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This Is The Best Egg Substitute You Can Buy
Sometimes a recipe will call for eggs when you have none. Whether an egg replacement is a want or a need in your kitchen, we have the best substitute.
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Brûlée Your Pie Top For An Aesthetically Pleasing Finish
Pie is already delicious, but how can you go wrong with an extra sprinkle of sugar? Give your pie a brûlée finish for an extra-elevated treat.
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Kim-Joy's Piping Bag Tip For Her Adorable 'Meowringues'
Kim-Joy of "The Great British Bake Off" is known for her whimsical creations. Get some insight into the confectionary star's methods with this piping tip.
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The Unusual Ingredient You Should Start Adding To Baked Goods
If you're looking to elevate your baked goods, turn to your spice cabinet. There, among the usual suspects, is an herbaceous element you're sure to love.
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14 Expert-Approved Tips For Upgrading Canned Cinnamon Rolls
Even easy cinnamon roll recipes can take time, so many people reach for the canned variety. Try these expert-approved tips for upgrading canned cinnamon rolls.
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The Best Way To Store Homemade Sourdough Bread
Few baked goods are more rewarding to make than sourdough bread, but how should you store your homemade loaf for optimum freshness? We've got a few tips.
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The Best Tool For Grating Baking Spices
Grating spices for baked goods can be tedious and difficult with a standard box grater. However, there's a simple tool that makes quick work of this chore.
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Why You Should Freeze Your Fourth Of July Flag Cake Before Decorating
Making a Fourth of July flag cake is a great way to celebrate, but before you decorate it, try popping it in the freezer. Here's why this tip works.
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The Ultimate, Expert-Curated Guide To Italian Cheeses
We talked to Jessica Sennett of Cheese Grotto, Tenaya Darlington (Madame Fromage), and Emilio Mignucci of Di Bruno Bros. about the best cheeses in Italy.
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15 Delicious Add-Ins That Will Take Your Whipped Cream To The Next Level
Whipped cream can be plenty tasty on its own, but there is a universe of ingredients out there that can make it even better. Here are some of the best.
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13 Ways To Make Store-Bought Dinner Rolls Taste Homemade
There's no shame in using store-bought dinner rolls. In fact, there are plenty of ways to upgrade them so they taste just like homemade. Here are 13 of them.
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Imitation Vanilla Extract Vs Pure: What's The Difference?
Let's delve into the details of these two forms of vanilla to help you decide which variety is the best fit for your next home bake or dessert.
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You've Been Using Aluminum Foil All Wrong, According To Experts
You may think there isn't much to aluminum foil, but there's plenty folks get wrong when using it. We spoke to experts to break down the mistakes and fix them.
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Why People Don't Use Baker's Ammonia Anymore And Why It Should Make A Comeback
Don't let the name put you off, baker's ammonia could be a handy ingredient to keep in your pantry. We take a look at why it fell out of favour.
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