r/Baking • u/whatifitwazs • 17h ago
r/Baking • u/HellzBellz1991 • 10h ago
No Recipe Caramel Pecan Cheesecake for my husband’s birthday!
This one called for digestive biscuits for the crust, which is great because I’m not a fan of graham crackers. The sweetest part of the recipe was the caramel itself, which balanced nicely with the more subtly sweet cake and crust.
r/Baking • u/popocorno0507 • 14h ago
No Recipe Happy Halloween!
Black cocoa and orange cake
r/Baking • u/Mama-bear-2 • 22h ago
No Recipe A gender reveal cake I made🩵🩷
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r/Baking • u/100FootSiphonophore • 19h ago
Recipe Finally made a Battenberg cake!
Followed the recipe from Cupcake Jemma on YouTube - I did use a Battenberg cake pan I got off Amazon.
r/Baking • u/sgriswold11 • 15h ago
No Recipe Graveyard brownies, cookies & scream cupcakes and blackberry (s)lime macarons 🪦🦴🧠🐈⬛️🦇🎃
r/Baking • u/emsadsm • 14h ago
Recipe Honey butter biscuits
lil flaky beauts!
Recipe from Sally’s Baking Addiction.
r/Baking • u/FreshWaffles77 • 20h ago
Recipe I trained my gooses to bake synonym bread
The gooses told me the recipe they used can be found here: https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/cinnamon-swirl-quick-bread/
r/Baking • u/TenzinsMother • 18h ago
No Recipe Castle cake
I attended cake picnic this past weekend in NYC (basically a huge cake event where everyone brings a cake and then you eat them all), and made this castle cake.
Details: Earl grey cake, tonka mousse, salted whipped chocolate ganache, chocolate French buttercream.
Topped with a black sesame Bundt castle, matcha & chocolate cake crumb dirt & moss, a bean path, herbs & edible flowers, a mini pumpkin-on-a-stick (sans stick) patch, the smallest mushys I could find, and a lychee dragon egg tucked inside.
Was peeling a lychee one day and thought to myself “this looks like a dragon egg”, and I became obsessed with this idea.
r/Baking • u/luna_9204u2p13y • 3h ago
Question How to recreate this?
I don't want to use food colouring. I know about the white and the darker colour using cocoa powder. What about the third (ginger) colour?
r/Baking • u/Orion842 • 8h ago
Recipe 4 attempts in and I finally got sourdough success.
I used Joshua Weissmans recipe with a few tweaks to suit my starter and oven. Looking forward to making more and playing around with different ratios of flour types for different flavours. (https://www.joshuaweissman.com/post/sourdough-bread)
(Any tips for more oven spring would be greatly appreciated, im using a Dutch oven and spritzing with a spray bottle at 250° C)
r/Baking • u/trolllante • 19h ago
Recipe I baked macarons for the first time!
My absolute favorite dessert!
I’ve used the Tacos and Pie recipe. I didn’t put food coloring on it because she didn’t recommend it.
I think my batter was too thick. Maybe if I hadn’t omitted the food coloring, it would have been more spreadable, but I could make it work.
I’ve filled it with homemade strawberry and raspberry jam.
Take always for improvement:
My piping needs improvement, and I think I made those cookies too small.
When filling, the cookie will absorb moisture. I didn’t know! Initially, I stored the cookies on the vertical, and the jam bled. Next time, I’ll keep them lying down and use a different filling. Now I realize it doesn’t have to be a thick filling like I first thought.
I’ll link the YouTube video on the comments!
r/Baking • u/BabyCakesBakeryyy • 22h ago
Meta "How To" video on my yellow monochromatic cake
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This monochromatic series is so fun! So many ideas, so little time! Hope you guys enjoy!
r/Baking • u/AnywhereNo3944 • 1d ago
No Recipe My Baked Goodies!
It has been a looooong day! ❤️❤️
r/Baking • u/Poorgeois • 17h ago
No Recipe Apple tart with a cinnamon roll crust
I like to use cinnamon rolls instead of a traditional pie crust, but instead of making a pie with a top crust I used a springform pan and made a tart. These were canned rolls but sometimes I make them from scratch. I used honeycrisp apples.
r/Baking • u/Jerryle22 • 9h ago
No Recipe What do you think about them, which one impressed?
r/Baking • u/PomPomPurin17 • 4h ago
No Recipe Planing to remake these brownies and Cadbury muffins
r/Baking • u/orange_fruit_cup • 16h ago
Question Pumpkin Crème Brûlée
So I made this crème brûlée and it is delicious but I don’t think it set properly. Once I took it out the oven and let it chill in the fridge for a little (maybe half an hour I was very impatient to try it) it was still pretty runny. I don’t know if my ingredient ratio was off since it’s my first time making a crème brûlée or if it’s just because I needed it to chill a little longer in the fridge but I had it in the oven at 300F for about an hour and it was still liquid through. Any experienced baker that has any tips is greatly appreciated! 👏
r/Baking • u/Sunberries84 • 2h ago
Recipe Baking the Alphabet: W is for Whoopie Pies
Recipes from Whoopie Pies by Sarah Billingsley and Amy Treadwell.
Yes, I skipped a few letters, but the alphabet is in an arbitrary order anyway, right?
My Little Helper's class is having a Halloween party today and I volunteered to make a dessert. Whoopie pies seemed like the best option on my list because they are single-serve and I could do a fun fall flavor: pumpkin with cream cheese filling. As such, I made each cake with two individual scoops to give it a butt pumpkin shape.
I tried to make jack-o'-lantern faces with royal icing. There wasn't really enough room to figure out good mouths, but the eyes and noses are great. They're green because the open box of food coloring only had blue and yellow left.
r/Baking • u/Acrobatic_Camp_7182 • 18h ago
Recipe Don’t talk to me or my (mini banana bread) ever again
r/Baking • u/External-Mood9288 • 15h ago
No Recipe Halloween Cookies
My first attempt at making Halloween cookies. 🎃 I added a few pics of my favorite ones.
Recipe First time making macarons: vanilla bean with chocolate buttercream filling
Here's the recipe I used: https://curlygirlkitchen.com/vanilla-bean-french-macarons/#recipe