Cacao Percentage Matters When It Comes To Baking With Chocolate
If you're melting chocolate for molds, making homemade chocolate or creating a mousse, it's best not to stray too far from the suggested percentage.
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Can You Use The Open Baking Soda From Your Fridge In Baking?
Baking soda lives a dual life in our kitchen as both a fridge freshener and baking leavener. It's useful for a lot, but can it really be both of these?
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10 Steakhouse Chains That Are Going To Take Over The US
Because they've been around for so long, there's the sense that steakhouses are a little outdated -- but that couldn't be further from the truth.
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Does Baking Chocolate Ever Spoil?
You might have some baking chocolate in your pantry from last year and be tempted to use it. After all, it doesn't go bad, right? We have the info you need.
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The Vegetables You Should Never Store Near Your Baking Chocolate
Don't want to risk the integrity of your sweet treats and baked goods? These are the vegetables you should never store near your baking chocolate.
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12 Baking Soda Mistakes Everyone Makes
Baking soda is a kitchen powerhouse -- but it can still be a bit tricky to use. We're taking a look at the most common mistakes people make with it.
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The Simple Swap To Make Banana Bread Without Baking Soda
Yes, there's a simple substitute for baking soda when you're whipping up a loaf of banana bread. Here's what you need to know when you're in a pinch.
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14 Baking Ingredients And Supplies You Need To Start Buying At Costco
Whether you're looking to bake cookies, cakes, waffles, or bread, Costco is stocked up with everything you need -- including gluten-free options!
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Can You Use Expired Baking Powder?
If you have some baking powder in your pantry that's past the date printed on the container, you may wonder if the product is still safe or effective to use.
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Charcoal Vs Gas Grill: Which Is Better For Baking?
This is the summer you should try baking with your grill. Whether it's charcoal or gas, pulling off a skillet brownie is definitely doable, and delish.
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The 13 Best Baking Chocolate Brands, Ranked
If you feel overwhelmed by all of the options for baking chocolate out there, do not worry. We will help you find the chocolate of your baking dreams.
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How To Easily Clean Baking Sheets And Make Them Shine
Baking sheets can take a beating and over time they show wear and tear. Here's a cleaning tip for removing baked-on grime and making them shine.
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Yogurt Is An Unexpectedly Great Baking Powder Substitute
Running out of baking powder is no problem thanks to this simple swap that uses yogurt and baking soda to get those cakes rising in no time.
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The Bulk Costco Flour Baking Pros Keep In The Freezer
Once you learn all of the ways it can be used in your staple recipes, almond flour is one ingredient buying in bulk from Costco and stashing in the freezer.
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Fats You Should And Should Not Use When Baking, According To Elizabeth Chambers
Fat is an important factor in cake making, when it comes to the texture of your bake. But there's one option Elizabeth Chambers never uses in hers.
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The Baking Test To Check If Your Pecan Pie Is Done
Pecan pies have a prominent place on many holiday dessert tables. Make yours the star of the show with these tips to check that the filling is perfectly set.
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Ricotta Is A Slept-On Cream Cheese Substitute For Baking
Cream cheese is not just for bagels, it's a popular baking ingredient too. But, if you've run out or want to try something new, ricotta is a great substitute.
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How To Properly Choose A Pumpkin For Cooking Or Baking
While the canned variety is quick and easy, the flavor of fresh pumpkin can't be beat when baking and cooking. Here's how to choose the best of the bunch.
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The Genius Recipe Reading Hack That Changes The Baking Game
Reading a recipe backwards may sound like a lot of work, but it can save you a ton of trouble when it comes time to bake a cake or other complicated treat.
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The Simple Potato Hack For Cleaning Rusty Baking Sheets
Even the tidiest of cooks may find their baking sheets getting rusty from time to time, and you can clean them using this easy potato trick.
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The Baking Trick For Making Brownies Outdoors
If you're craving brownies, you're likely to do anything to get your hands on the delicious treats. Here are a few tricks for making them outside on the grill.
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How Boxed Cake Mixes Forever Changed Home Baking
Mixes turned cake making into something psychological, even philosophical, forcing bakers to confront a bigger question: why we bake cakes in the first place.
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Why You Should Always Taste Chocolate Before Baking With It
It's easy to toss chocolate chips straight into baked goods, but you should sample those chips before baking them - and not just because they taste good!
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The Baking Soda Trick To Revive Your Cutting Board
If you cook often, your kitchen tools can show signs of wear and tear over time. Luckily, there's a handy baking soda trick to revive your cutting board.
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The Reason You Always Need To Cream Butter And Sugar When Baking A Cake
Creaming butter and sugar together when you're baking a cake can make or break the taste of your cake. And timing matters when you're baking.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of All-Purpose Baking Mixes
All-purpose baking mixes can save time and effort in the kitchen. Our resident pastry chef tested a selection of them to see which one gave the best results.
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12 Big Mistakes Everyone Makes When Baking With Chocolate Chips
We spoke to chefs Toni Roberts and Rory Kandel to get the lowdown on all things chocolate chips and how to avoid getting these tasty bits wrong.
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The Best Tips For How To Choose Butter When Baking
From European-style to ghee, there are many variations of butter lining the grocery isles. Here are the best tips for how to choose butter when baking.
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The Best Way To Clean A Sticky Silicone Baking Mat
To eliminate sticky residue without harming your mat, a nice soak in extremely hot water is an effective way to perform a deep, thorough clean.
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Is There Even A Difference Between Cooking And Baking Spray?
The great debate on the merits of cooking spray versus baking spray really boils down to one essential ingredient that makes all the difference.
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