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Recipe from Baking By Hand by Andy King and Jackie King (Page Street Publishing; August 2013) Printed with per
Posted 11 years ago
The base brownie is a version from Cook's Illustrated that I just love. You can use it, or you can use your fa
Posted 11 years ago
Feel free to spice this butter however you like, to use your favorite sweetener and the combination of fruit y
Posted 11 years ago
The perfect soup and sandwich combo, grilled cheese with tomato soup, together in one sandwich!
Posted 11 years ago
Layers of dark chocolate, mildly spiced pumpkin and sweet dulce de leche panna cotta. Such a treat! Make sure
Posted 11 years ago
This makes 2 large drinks or 4 normal drinks. Or one enormous drink. Make sure your mixer can handle the ice.
Posted 11 years ago
Your filling choices are limited only by your imagination, but feel free to make the kind I made. It was reall
Posted 11 years ago
Feel free to double the recipe if you'd like to feed more people or if you just want larger portions. As is, t
Posted 11 years ago
Classic French Pain au Lait, Tangzhongified for longer keeping qualities and general awesome boinginess. Makes
Posted 11 years ago
This recipe is by no means set in stone. It's a procedure. Bring your own flavors to the party. You'll be glad
Posted 11 years ago
A rather dramatic swirl of blackberry puree and sweetened, lemon-spiked sour cream tops a thin layer of cheese
Posted 11 years ago
You might be amazed by how flavorful this bread is, especially since the ingredient list is not very long. Ple
Posted 11 years ago
The kind folks at Old City Salts sent me a complimentary one ounce packet of Thai Ginger Sea Salt to play with
Posted 11 years ago
Friends, beer month is almost over, and I was starting to feel all stressed out about posting a Beerish Item b
Posted 11 years ago
Bursting with dried cranberries and orange zest, these sweet, mellow buns will be a hit at your Easter brunch.
Posted 11 years ago
Chocolate, but more. Enjoy. I list sugar in two places. That's because of some it ends up as caramel. Please r
Posted 11 years ago
Four ingredients. Couldn't be easier. I am not giving any real measurements here because it really is made all
Posted 11 years ago
Dry hard cider, maple syrup and bacon perfectly complement each other in this smoky and ridiculously More-ish
Posted 11 years ago
Remember when using the creaming method, have all your ingredients at cool room temperature. In this cake, thi
Posted 11 years ago
Warmly spiced cooked chopped apples get folded into a warmly spiced slack yeast dough--almost a batter--and de
Posted 11 years ago
Pretty easy to make, and very tasty. You'll have some leftover sauce. You can use it for dipping or save it fo
Posted 11 years ago
Sweet, spicy and savory: a perfect combination on a cracker or crusty bread.
Posted 11 years ago
Warm and filling, this "shepherd's" pie is brimming with Thanksgiving flavors. I realize that most t
Posted 11 years ago
There is no rule that says you can't make these in individual glasses. I did this year along with a small-ish
Posted 12 years ago
Back in the mid-ish 1800s, a British confectioner went and visited Italy and apparently was both saddened to f
Posted 12 years ago
A perfect balance of salt, sweet and heat, all in a luscious curried butterscotch pudding.
Posted 12 years ago
Lean bison gets additional fat and flavor from minced smoked bacon and white onion.
Posted 12 years ago
A fun take on peanut butter and jelly, this crostata is rustic enough to take on a picnic and elegant enough t
Posted 12 years ago
The Birthday cake childhood dreams are made of, if childhood dreams of birthday cakes include the best yellow
Posted 12 years ago
Chowder covers a wide array of soups. For me, a chowder is thick, contains potatoes and is enriched with cream
Posted 12 years ago
One of the best chocolate cakes out there. Make it using the Two-Stage Method for melting tenderness. For a bi
Posted 12 years ago
Lighter than a traditional stuffed pepper, these are loosely piled with shredded chicken, fresh sweet corn, di
Posted 12 years ago
Yesterday, the lovely folks from Knead to Cook on facebook posted a picture of blueberry buckle. The caption w
Posted 12 years ago
Of course you can leave the glaze off entirely. Or just use one or the other. Or use wine in your glaze. This
Posted 12 years ago
These cookies are based--in the loosest way possible--on this oatmeal cookie recipe on Allrecipes.com. They ar
Posted 12 years ago
I used a poolish and a sponge both to develop some serious flavor in this bread. This is some Damn Fine Bread.
Posted 12 years ago