From the inclusion of atypical ingredients to the use of interesting methods, we sought out and baked recipes that differ from the classic to find the best one.
If you take your eye off your cookies even for a minute, they can become overcooked. If they've started to char on the bottom, here's hoe to save them.
An easy way to make dense, rich brownies? Yes, please. Once again TJ's comes to the rescue with a hack that will have you whipping up brownies regularly.
Ina Garten makes a bougie upgrade by switching up the ingredients of classic chocolate chip cookies. You can make new flavor combinations by using her method.
Many recipes call for greasing your bread tins before adding the ingredients. Using butter to grease baking tins can actually be a bad idea for quick breads.
Martha Stewart has a ton of tips on how to bake the perfect chocolate chip cookies. But one tool to make them more uniform in size is already in your kitchen.
Carrot cake is easily one of the most beloved types of cake out there. But there's actually a way to make the dessert even more decadent: add chocolate sauce.
There is one essential ingredient that can add depth, invite other tasty ingredients into the mix, and ultimately emphasize corn bread's natural sweetness.
For a major flavor upgrade that still keeps your cookie max a snap to whip up, swap out plain old butter (or vegetable oil) for a far more flavorful fat.
Making pie crust can be a sticky affair, but corn flakes simplify the process and reduce the time. Here's how to use a box of corn flakes to make pie crust.
The simplicity of a white fudge that typically has few ingredients provides a stellar stage on which to highlight the complexity and nuance of a chai blend.