How To Replicate The Crust And Crumb Of Artisan Bread At Home
Artisan bread is rustic, crusty, and delicious partly thanks to its particular crumb, but can you make it at home? We talked to an expert to find out how.
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Amp Up The Flavor Of Your Baked Goods With A Simple Butter Infusion
Sofia Schlieben, Corporate Pastry Chef at JF Restaurants, says one of the easiest ways to add concentrated flavor to your baked goods is to use infused butter.
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A Genius 4-Finger Hack Is The Easiest And Fastest Way To Crimp Pie Crust
Crimping pies can be tricky, especially if you don't have a pie crimper handy. To make and easy (and pretty) crimped pie crust, just use your hand.
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The Single Ingredient You Need To Thicken A Runny Glaze
You can make a delicious glaze for desserts with a handful of simple ingredients, but nailing the texture can be a challenge; until now.
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Here's Exactly What To Do If You Forgot To Add Yeast To Your Dough
So you made your dough and an hour into proofing, you realize that you forgot to add the yeast. We spoke to an expert baker to figure out how to fix things.
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The Best Type Of Flour To Use When Making Sourdough
With a variety of flour types available, experimenting with different bakes can be fun, but if you're making sourdough, there is a hierarchy you should follow.
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A Sweet Addition Can Help You Balance Out Over-Salted Foods
Have you ever been cooking and accidentally added enough salt to clear a road in the winter? Reaching for something sweet can help correct your salty mishap.
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Why You Should Start Adding Vinegar To Your Bread Dough
Is your homemade bread turning out too tough or flavorless? If you want a tender crumb or tangy taste without the long proof, try adding vinegar.
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Why Your Fridge Might Be The Key To Better Bread
If you love tangy bread that's easy as pie to knead, then this refrigeration step during proofing might be vital for your next batch of breadmaking.
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4 Pro Tips To Improve The Flavor And Structure Of No-Knead Bread
Bakers who are nervous that no-knead bread won't turn out as well as the traditional kind should use these key pieces of advice for near-guaranteed success.
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The Simple Step To Maximize Cocoa Flavor For Better Bakes
Cocoa powder might not always deliver the same flavor punch as pure chocolate, unless you use this super easy trick to bring out its full potential.
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The Best Way To Get A Crackly Crème Brûlée Top Without A Torch
Crème brûlée is a classic dessert that feels rich and luxurious. Luckily, there's one kitchen tool you can use to get that classic crackly top at home.
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When Baking, Reach For Frozen Peaches Over Canned
Both canned and frozen peaches can be tasty substitutes when fresh ones are out of season, but for baking, there are a few reasons why frozen is king.
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The Store-Bought Breadstick Upgrade That's Made For Bagel Lovers
The next time your menu includes store-bought breadsticks, consider giving them a boost of flavor with this easy upgrade. You won't regret it.
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What It Means When Pizza Dough Recipes Call For Fresh Yeast
Find out how fresh yeast differs from the dry kind and if you really need to use it in certain pizza dough recipes, according to a pizza expert.
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5 Delicious Swaps For Raisins In Baked Goods
Whether your pantry is bare or you simply don't like raisins, there are options for easy swaps when you're baking. To find the best, we spoke to an expert.
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The Unexpected Way Flour Can Revolutionize Homemade Frosting
It may seem unusual, but ermine or flour frosting is a classic recipe that is less sweet and more silky than other forms of buttercream, all thanks to flour.
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The Simple Way To Enjoy Baileys Chocolate Liqueur That's Not In A Drink
Baileys chocolate liqueur is the perfect companion for an Irish coffee or any dessert cocktail, but you can enjoy it outside of your beverages, too.
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The Best Type Of Flour To Use When Making Homemade Pizza Dough
Serhan Ayhan recommends using one particular flour to create a delicious New York-style pizza crust that is both crispy and chewy, perfect for home baking.
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3 Common Mistakes That Are Making Your Pie Crust Tough
Does your pie crust seem to be tough no matter what you do? If so, then you might be making one of these three mistakes, according to our expert.
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How To Successfully Substitute Fresh Fruit For Dried In Baked Goods
If your recipe calls for fresh fruit, but all you have is dried, there are a few things you need to do before making a swap. We spoke to an expert for the 411.
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How To Upgrade A Classic Graham Cracker Crust With One Extra Step
If you find a plain graham cracker crust a bit boring, try this extra prep step that instantly transforms the flavor with mouthwatering nutty and toasty notes.
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How To Test Your Yeast Before You Bake (And Why You Need To)
When baking, it's always a good idea to ensure your yeast is still good. Learn how to test active dry yeast, instant yeast, and even fresh yeast.
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Canned Vs Frozen Pineapple, Which Is Better For Baked Goods?
If you want to make a pineapple upside down cake or another treat featuring the tropical fruit, is it better to use canned or frozen fruit? We ask an expert.
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All You Need Is An Air Fryer To Make A Delicious S'mores Dip
Craving a campfire classic dessert without leaving the comfort of home? Don't worry. It's easy to make a delicious s'mores dip using an air fryer.
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How To Prevent Meringue Decorations From Getting Soggy
If your meringue is becoming soggy in the baking process, there are two mistakes you may be making. We went to an expert to get tips on getting the best result.
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How You Can Incorporate Sourdough Discards Into Pizza Dough
Got too much sourdough discard? You can turn some of it into a delicious pizza crust, so long as you make a few tweaks to ensure a proper rise.
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