Baking authority Dorie Greenspan is someone you can't help but adore. From burning down her family kitchen as a youngster to working alongside Julia Child and earning multiple James Beard Awards. One of her most popular books is her 2016 book Dorie's Cookies" - the Almond … [Read more...] about Dorie Greenspan’s Iconic Almond Cookies from Her Bestselling Cookbook
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Nothing Beats Homemade Chocolate Sauce
Chocolate sauce is a delicious topping that can instantly elevate desserts like ice cream sundaes, cakes, and fruit. But walk down the aisle of any grocery store and you'll see there are so many options - chocolate syrup, hot fudge, magic shell, ganache, and more. So what's the … [Read more...] about Nothing Beats Homemade Chocolate Sauce
Chicken Cordon Bleu: Not as French as You’d Think
Chicken cordon bleu is a classic dish that many associate with fine French cuisine. It features a chicken breast stuffed with ham and cheese, then breaded and pan-fried. While it sounds French, the origins of this dish are actually a bit murky. The name "cordon bleu" literally … [Read more...] about Chicken Cordon Bleu: Not as French as You’d Think
Twelfth Night Cake: A Tale of Traditions from England to America’s Gilded Age
Commemorating the Feast of Epiphany on January 6th, Twelfth Night signifies the conclusion of the Twelve Days of Christmas. Twelfth Night Cake symbolizes the search for the baby Jesus by the Three Wise Men: a delightful confection steeped in tradition, holds roots that traverse … [Read more...] about Twelfth Night Cake: A Tale of Traditions from England to America’s Gilded Age
The Royal Roots of Duchess Potatoes
Duchess potatoes, sometimes known as Duchesse potatoes, are a classic French dish that dates back to the 19th century. These little potato puffs are cream-colored, soft and fluffy on the inside with a crispy golden crust on the outside. But where did these elegant spuds come … [Read more...] about The Royal Roots of Duchess Potatoes
