consigliato per te

  • in

    Origin of a Classic: Semlor

    Photography by Joann Pai / Styling by Linda Lomelino With a more-than-700-year history, the almond-and-cream-filled buns most commonly known today as semlor have been through many changes. Like king cake in parts of the United States, semlor are enjoyed between the Christian holidays of Christmas and Ash Wednesday, though, traditionally, they’re meant to be served […] LEGGI TUTTO

  • in

    9 Best Breads for Your Thanksgiving Table

    The most important step to your best “Bakes-giving”? The bread basket, of course! From warm rolls to blissful browned butter biscuits and everything in between, these nine breads will take center stage at your holiday table! 1. Sage Browned Butter Biscuits These aren’t your average buttermilk biscuits. This Sage Browned Butter Biscuits recipe is the […] LEGGI TUTTO

  • in

    Baking School In-Depth: Hungarian Coffee Cake

    The origin of Hungarian coffee cake is a true masterpiece called aranygaluska, which translates as “golden dumpling.” The recipe can be traced back to the 1880s in Hungarian literature. By the mid-20th century, it began popping up as Hungarian and Hungarian Jewish immigrant bakers and home cooks migrated and introduced it to the US. In […] LEGGI TUTTO

  • in

    Mincemeat Wreath

    The history of mincemeat itself is as rich as this fruit-filled bread. Mincemeat was first created as a method of preserving meat, but around the 19th century, the meat was left out, and eventually, it became the fruity mixture known today. The history of mince wreaths and pies can be traced back to the Crusades, […] LEGGI TUTTO

  • in

    Cranberry-Sage Fantails

    Elegant and deliciously buttery, these golden-layered Cranberry-Sage Fantails will elevate any fall feast. Our dough gets its beautiful height from Platinum® Yeast from Red Star®. Their shape resembles a flower in bloom, with each petal forming a perfect pull-apart bite flecked with tart, rubied cranberries, and the earthy aroma of sage. Cranberry-Sage Fantails In the […] LEGGI TUTTO

  • in

    Caprese Pull-Apart Loaf

    This Caprese Pull-Apart Loaf is a savory sensation. The word “caprese” instantly denotes the trio of sliced fresh tomato, whole basil leaves, and fresh mozzarella served as an appetizer or salad. This iteration makes use of soft oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes, chopped basil, and shredded fresh mozzarella layered between thin pieces of dough that bake golden […] LEGGI TUTTO

  • in

    Banana Bread Sweet Rolls

    With banana in the dough and the filling, these Banana Bread Sweet Rolls combine the best parts of moist banana bread and sticky cinnamon rolls. Dough: 5 cups (625 grams) all-purpose flour 2 (0.25-ounce) packages (14 grams) instant yeast* 1 tablespoon (9 grams) kosher salt 1 cup (240 grams) whole milk ⅓ cup (76 grams) […] LEGGI TUTTO

  • in

    Baking School In-Depth: Japanese Milk Bread

    Milk bread is divinely fluffy, with a downright cloudlike ivory interior and a bronzed, resilient crust that adds to the delicate textural contrast. Its soft and springy texture is thanks, in part, to the tangzhong, a Japanese technique of creating a smooth paste flour and milk. Our Japanese Milk Bread Loaf gets its stunning look […] LEGGI TUTTO