Summer is a wonderful time to make a fruit cobbler. Even if your fruit is slightly underripe, you can still enjoy a great cobbler since baking...
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The idea for this recipe came about after finding some beautiful strawberries and rhubarb at the Farmer's Market. Rather than making a sweet,...
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Lemon curd is the smoothest, most lemony goodness in the universe. An alternate name for it is “lemon cheese,” maybe as a nod to Little...
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Ask a great chef what he thinks is the most challenging food to cook. Chances are, it won't be a dish with a list of ingredients as long as your arm....
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A reader asked a question the other day. Here it is: “When I first started baking I used recipes from Sweden’s top selling book...
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When coffee first fell into chocolate, or vice versa, nobody ever bothered to say, “Hey, your coffee fell into my chocolate!” or...
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For a light summer pie, sometimes a pastry crust is just too heavy. And, truth be told, often folks don't want to bother with, or are intimidated by,...
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We’ve gone overThe Creaming Methodin great detail. Now, here is a wonderful basic yellow cake recipe. Apply the principles of the creaming...
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Ask almost any home baker what their most difficult challenge in the kitchen is, and almost all of them will say “pie crust.” It’s...
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