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5 days ago

Is It Better To Bake Lobster Tails Directly In The Shell? - Tasting Table

While you should definitely grill lobster in the shell, Foltz sees pros and cons to baking lobster tails in the shell and out of the shell. Just as shells are the outermost protective layer for live lobsters, they are equally protective when cooking them. "Baking inside the shell helps retain moisture, giving you a juicy result," Foltz says, "but it can take a little longer." Taking the meat out of the shell means lobster tails are more susceptible to drying out in the oven but "the meat cooks faster, allowing for a nice golden crust and more direct flavor from the seasoning."
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1 month ago

Marbled Cookie Icing Might Sound Complicated To Make, But It's Actually So Simple - Tasting Table

Royal icing with proper technique yields beautifully decorated cookies.
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1 month ago

Why It's Almost Never Worth It To Make Your Own Marshmallows - Tasting Table

Making marshmallows at home requires careful techniques and tools, as well as experience to achieve desired results.
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1 month ago

Avoid A Soggy Stromboli By Remembering To Do This Crucial Step - Tasting Table

Cutting slits in stromboli before baking prevents sogginess and ensures crispiness.
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fromBon Appetit
1 year ago

Crispy Zucchini Fries With Herby Yogurt Dip

Zucchini fries can be prepared in a skillet, air-fryer, or oven, enhancing their crunch and flavor with Parmesan and herbs.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

Ten baking tips (and life lessons) from Australia's best bakers

Don't go in cold. You've all been there. You've turned up ready to bake, only to glare at the instruction for room temperature eggs and butter. Yours are fridge cold. Maybe you microwave the butter to a half-solid, half-liquid result and you take a gamble on the cold eggs. Your mixture comes together, but the scrambled egg effect is real. That's because a cake batter is an emulsion of ingredients... When something is a little bit too cold or a little bit too warm, it's never going to combine perfectly, or it will split or it will break.
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fromLos Angeles Times
2 months ago

Mixed Berry Pie with Cinnamon Crumble Topping

The pie features a unique topping with an egg that resembles crunchy cookie dough clumps, providing a perfect balance to the flaky crust.
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fromTasting Table
2 months ago

The Best Way To Caramelize Sugar Is Worth The Extra Time - Tasting Table

The wet method of making caramel is more forgiving and ideal for beginners, while the dry method can yield richer flavors but is riskier.
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2 months ago

Guy Fieri's Easy Trick For Crunchier Cobbler Topping - Tasting Table

Guy Fieri's cobbler technique enhances texture through a dual-bake topping method.
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fromTasting Table
3 months ago

4 Expert Tips To Keep Your Dough From Puffing Up In The Oven - Tasting Table

Prevent pizza dough from puffing up by using ice cubes or a solid weight during baking.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

What's the best bread for sandwiches? | Kitchen aide

Sourdough is preferred for sandwiches due to its complex flavor and moist texture.
For perfect sourdough, prioritize quality ingredients and practice your technique.
fromTasting Table
3 months ago

How To Swap Sugar With Liquid Sweetener In Pie Filling - Tasting Table

Liquid sweeteners can replace sugar in pie fillings, but adjustments to liquid and thickening agents are crucial to maintain texture.
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3 months ago

How To Make No-Bake Pie Filling Silky Smooth - Tasting Table

No-bake pies are easy to make and require careful mixing for the best texture.
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