Lard may seem old-fashioned but it's a classic pie crust ingredient. It's high melting point makes it easy to work with to create a crispy, flaky crust.
The holidays are a time for baking, and nothing gets people in the holiday spirit quite like a glass of cold, creamy eggnog. So, why not combine the two?
Quick desserts are ideal for fussy kids or when you're in the mood for something sweet. Grab your waffle maker and prepare to serve this sweet treat in a flash.
Boxed cake mixes can be a real lifesaver in a pinch. But to really level it up a notch, try adding some Champagne to the mix. Here's how to execute it.
Take a basic, no-frills, traditional pumpkin pie to the next level by swapping out some of the pumpkin with other fall-appropriate gourds and root veggies.
Marshmallow fluff is the spreadable version of marshmallow and will give your buttercream a boost to more closely mimic a classic meringue buttercream.
Mix your Thanksgiving dessert spread up by swapping out the classic pumpkin pie for something a bit more fresh, pumpkin pie dip. Or offer both to your guests.
There are ways to add extra support to your tall layered cakes while assembling them. One easy way is to slide some wooden dowels down into the cake layers.
Sweet potato casserole is a crowd-pleaser but you don't have to eat it all in one sitting. Following a few easy steps you can enjoy it out of the freezer later.
Flourless chocolate cake is an ooey-gooey, gluten-free delight. But the lack of flour is often blamed for a dry cake. This hack keeps your cake moist and fudgy.
Macaroni and cheese is just about the most popular, and accessible, pasta dishes you can make. Make it better with a breadcrumb topping made to stay crunchy.
Baked goods are essential for holiday gatherings, but they can be tricky to perfect. Here's how to properly roll a Bûche de Noël cake to avoid a disaster.
To achieve a perfectly delicious, airy mousse that is light as a cloud, sour cream is the secret ingredient you've been missing. Here's what you need to know.
Cookie exchanges are a highlight of the holiday season, but the timing can sneak up on you. Make this cookie ahead of time and save yourself some stress.
If a home baker loves pumpkin pie, but fears a poorly executed crust (and doesn't want to blind bake), this self-crusting pumpkin pie hack can be the solution.