Gladys Jahn
Baker, Founder of Knead Luv
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How to
Melt Chocolate in the Microwave
Melted chocolate is delicious, versatile, and fun to make. You can pour it on as a topping for ice cream and pastries, or you can use it as a dip to create fun desserts like cake pops or chocolate-covered fruits. Althoug...
How to Make Fake Poo in a Diaper with Chocolate
Put together a quick prank or party game In this hilarious shower game, guests must guess which type of candy bar fills a “poopy” diaper. To make the game more challenging, use more rare and less recognizable candy b...
2 Simple Ways to Dry Fresh Coconut Meat
At-home techniques for drying and shredding coconutYou can use dried coconut in place of fresh in baked goods, such as cookies or cakes, as well as savory recipes, such as coconut shrimp. The advantage to dried coconut i...
How to
Shave Chocolate
Shaved chocolate is useful for adding to cake toppings and cold desserts such as cheesecake and custard dishes. It can be made from semisweet or milk chocolate, or white chocolate for a dash of variety. There are differe...
How to
Use Xanthan Gum
Xanthan gum is a powdered thickening agent commonly found in items from salad dressings to cosmetics. If you’re vegan or have an egg allergy, xanthan gum is a great substitute binder in cakes and other baked goods.. 27...
How to
Make a Cake Using a Pressure Cooker
Believe it or not, you don't need an oven to bake a cake. You can spread any cake batter in a prepared pan that will fit in your stove top or electric pressure cooker. To use the stove top pressure cooker like an oven, r...
How to
Make Cornmeal
Cornmeal is a gritty and nutritious flour substitute that you can make at home. You can make your own cornmeal from dried whole corn kernels or unprocessed popcorn kernels.. 13 September 2024. Homemade cornmeal will usua...