Gifts for Kids Who Love to Bake: How to Build a Real Baking Kit
What goes in a real (not toy) baking set for a child, by age: tools and tins sized for small hands, cookbooks…
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What goes in a real (not toy) baking set for a child, by age: tools and tins sized for small hands, cookbooks…
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Why licking the spoon is riskier than it looks. The part most people miss is the flour, not the eggs, and the…
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Whole apples baked with a filling of raisins, spice and brown sugar until soft enough to eat with a spoon. The scoring…
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A smooth, gently spiced pumpkin pie with a crisp base. How to stop a soggy bottom, how to tell when the custard…
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Chocolate cupcakes with orange and chocolate buttercream and a shower of sprinkles. The colouring trick that stops the icing going runny, and…
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A soft, spiced pumpkin loaf studded with chocolate chips. Tinned or homemade purée, the spice mix, and why it is even better…
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Soft spiced muffins packed with small pieces of apple. How to stop the fruit sinking, why you stop stirring early, and how…
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Tall, light scones in half an hour. Why you must not twist the cutter, why the dough should look under-mixed, and how…
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Soft white rolls with one rise and no mixer. How to tell when the dough is kneaded enough, and the trick for…
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A reliable all-in-one cupcake and a buttercream that isn't sickly. Why room-temperature ingredients matter and how full to fill the cases.
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A properly crunchy crumble topping, the apples that hold their shape, and why cold butter matters more than anything else in the…
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Soft in the middle, crisp at the edge. Why the dough needs chilling, why you pull them out looking underdone, and how…
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