Nothing beats a chocolate chip cookie, except maybe a chocolate cookie that's been speckled with something savory. Add your fav salty snacks for a game changer.
Apple pie is a staple of Americana but did you know there are ways to even improve upon its greatness? The key is adding boiled apple cider to the mix.
Mexican corn cake is a traditional dish that uses a simple veggie to create a savory baked masterpiece. Avoid using frozen corn if you want the best flavor.
Every time of year is the perfect time to bake an apple pie, but how do you know just how many apples your pie will need? Fortunately, there's an answer.
If you love a bit of chocolate in every cookie bite, you might want to consider chopping your chocolate when mixing up your next batch of homemade cookies.
Roll cakes can be tricky to perfect. It's essential to have a cake that is light and fluffy in order to roll it without breaking it. Here's how to achieve it.
Cake is indeed a delicious dessert, and a fresh one from the oven tastes even better. A quick return to the oven will toast and transform your next baked cake.
Some people like crispy baked goods while others prefer them soft. If you like it all, try tossing some cereal in your next batch of chocolate chip cookies.
Home cooks know all to well how easy it is to burn chocolate while melting. Thankfully, coconut oil is the secret ingredient you need to fix your mistake.
Rice Krispies Treats are a timeless dessert-lovers classic. But one unexpected way to better your Rice Krispies is by turning them into an ice cream sandwich.
If you've ever baked a cake that didn't turn out quite how you pictured, you'll know that baking can be a tricky science. Stick to the recipe to get it right.
The next time you're baking up a tray of chocolate chip cookies, consider busting out your salt shaker. You might be surprised by how much they're enhanced.
To give poured chocolate a silky smooth finish, try this simple hack: Pour hot chocolate onto plastic wrap instead of acetate and let it cool for a glossy look.
Instead of using the standard combination of fat, flour, and (sometimes) parchment paper, swap out that necessary sprinkling of flour for cocoa powder.
This handy little trick ensures you get the most bang for your buck with your frozen pizza, giving your toppings an extra crisp and added melty flavor.