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Monthly Archives: January 2021
3 Times You Do NOT Need to Mince Your Garlic
Here are 3 times you can skip mincing garlic, even when a recipe calls for it. READ MORE…
A Frozen Stash of Garlic Butter Will Be Your Dinner Secret Weapon
Once you have garlic butter in the your freezer, you’ll never have a dull dinner again.
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12 Delicious Ways to Turn Broth into Dinner
Step one: Think of it just like a regular box of broth.
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5 Ingenious, Family-Friendly Dinners from Joanna Goddard of Cup of Jo
We love this meal plan from Cup of Jo! Easy shrimp tacos, kid-friendly chicken parm meatballs, and pizza night: it’s basically the perfect week. READ MORE…
This Easy Chocolate Dump-It Cake Is My Favorite Birthday Tradition
My daughter requests it over any bakery alternative.
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These Stylish Space-Saving Solutions from One of Our Favorite Brands Are More Than 30% Off Right Now
Eye-catching kitchen organization is just one click away!
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21 Cooking Habits to Ditch This Year
It’s time to say goodbye to the things that waste your time, cost you money, and sacrifice the overall quality of your meals.
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Why It’s Worth Getting to Know Gluten-Free, Low-Calorie Shirataki Noodles
Traditional shirataki noodles are pretty much the perfect food for those who may have food allergies or are on special diets; they’re vegan, gluten-free, and keto-friendly.
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plush confetti cupcakes
Nobody needs my dedication to butter, milk, buttermilk, cream, crème fraîche, sour cream, or eggs clarified here; we all know I get a little twitchy when the fridge is low on any. These vegan cupcakes are not an abnegation of anything, but a celebration, as they should be. What has surprised me the most since I happened on the first vegan cake recipe here, the Chocolate Olive Oil Cake, a couple years ago is not what it is “missing” — you’d never know — but what it does astoundingly better than cakes with any of my usual crutches: it’s even more moist and plush. Who knew that eggs in cakes were sometimes a …hindrance? Definitely not me.
Armed with this knowledge, I was eager to apply it to a classic white cake — plus some sprinkles, as I think we need all of the joy and color we can get right now. Confetti cakes can be a bit of a struggle; the egg whites make them seem more stiff and dry. They’re sensitive to overmixing and overbaking. This cake skips the eggs entirely, uses oil instead of butter, and the result is one-bowl, five minutes from measuring to baking, magic. It’s also really hard to mess up. I tried swapping fats and milks, I’ve even overbaked it, and it did not care. Plus, the texture is even perfect cold from the fridge, which is rarely the case of cakes with butter in them. You are in for such a treat.