Baking conversions are handy when you want to adapt a recipe that is listed in volume measure to weight measure, or if you need to convert from US/Imperial to metric measure. General Conversions for all recipes US/Imperial Weight Metric…
Pavlova seems to be having a moment, and for good reason. Light as a feather with a crisp exterior and marshmallow-y center, these meringues can be topped with the traditional cream & berries or any other sweet topping that…
Yolks Only Lemon Curd! I think you’ll be surprised how easy it is to make this versatile recipe. When it’s time to use up those extra egg yolks, this is what you’ll want to make! Lemon curd is one…
Speculaas cookies are crunchy, sweet and have a lovely warm-spice flavor. Shape them with a traditional windmill cookie mold or with a cookie cutter for a real Dutch treat. About authentic speculaas cookies: The Dutch call them Speculaas, the…
Canelés (aka cannelés) are crispy, crunchy, custardy and oh so French. J’adore this canelé recipe and I hope you will too. Don’t worry, I’ve made all the mistakes, so you don’t have to. Introduction to Caneles If you’ve never…
Pear Pie has a heavenly flavor and aroma. A hint of vanilla bean enhances but doesn’t overwhelm the delicate flavor of fresh pears. Move over Apple Pie, this just might become your favorite new autumn dessert. Why the is…
These Apple Cider Donuts are made with yeast for a light crumb and deep-fried for crisp texture. Learn a special trick for getting the most apple-y flavor in these cider donuts. Why these are THE BEST Apple Cider Donuts…
Apple Oatmeal Cookies! Oatmeal cookies are even better when they’re loaded with chunks of fresh apple and iced with an apple glaze. I use a secret ingredient to amp up the apple flavor. It took three rounds of recipe…