Vacuum-sealed blocks of dried or instant yeast require careful storage in the fridge or freezer to maintain their leavening qualities, as does fresh yeast.
Roasted veggies, when done well, are deliciously crisp without being soggy. However, if not done well, they can steam and be limp. Avoid that with this tip.
To get the inside scoop on how to make a homemade birthday cake taste like it came from a bakery, Food Republic spoke with chef and cookbook author Jake Cohen.
Want a hot and tasty pot pie, but not up to making your own pastry crust from scratch? This popular baked good makes for an easy and delicious stand-in.
It can be tricky to balance flavor, softness, and lift when baking with alternative flours, but expert chef and baker Jake Cohen has the perfect combination.
Similar to a beloved Sicilian pie, using focaccia as a base for pizza will give you thick, chewy slices that can serve as a dinner main, side dish, or snack.
When your pies still end up soggy despite blind baking or using less juicy fillings, this tool can come to the rescue and create a crisp crust every time.
Sometimes, you might find yourself craving banana bread, but not craving all of that sugar. In a case like that, look no further than this easy substitution.
Want a breakfast that's even more portable than a sandwich? Bake eggs, cheese, or your favorite fillings into a crispy pie crust for irresistible results.
Pumpkin pie is a seasonal delight that, when baked right, the entire nation can get behind. And to keep it creamy and custardy, just add this holiday staple.
If you love rocky road flavors, you'll love this recipe for a simple marshmallow fudge. It takes just three ingredients and just an hour to firm up and enjoy.
Alcohol can do many amazing things in the kitchen, including amp up the flavor of your favorite banana bread recipe -- just be sure to pick the right one.
Bread pudding is a great way to make use of your stale bread, but there's an easy way to elevate it. Just make this one simple, delicious substitution.
When you're kneading dough, too much or too little flour on your counter can mess up your baked goods, so use these tips for a perfectly even dusting job.
There's a lot of competition when it comes to autumnal treats, so popcorn probably isn't high on that list. Some pumpkin spice might change your mind, though.
When cooking a butternut squash, roasting it is often the way to go, but how do you ensure the best, most even results? Cook it upside down, of course.
Find out if freezing bread dough for later ruins its rise, and what steps you can take to ensure the best results when it's time to bake pre-frozen loaves.