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r/Baking • u/Dazzling_Abroad7429 • Sep 06 '26
Showcase (No-Recipe) Made croissants with around 90g protein
Was prety tasty
r/Baking • u/YoungKube • Jan 06 '26
No-Recipe Provided Pregnant & making Kath bars
Thereās a rumor that eating dates helps induce labor so here I am at 38 weeks with my Kath bars āŗļøš
r/Baking • u/Renluluchen • Jan 08 '23
Yāall were right, it is easier with a serrated knife!
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Oct 05 '26
Showcase (No-Recipe) My first time using fondant. Harry Potter cake
This is the 4th cake I've ever decorated and my first time using fondant. I did this for my lil guy's 7th birthday Friday. I was really excited and nervous to try fondant. It was so much fun and so stressful. I went into it not having a clue what to expect and made many errors as I went. Some I was able to fix, some I could hide and some added to the theme. He absolutely loved it but other than the 6 people at the party, I realized I had no one to show it to. So everyone grab a slice, I made way too much..
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Oct 13 '26
Showcase (No-Recipe) Harryās Birthday Cake from Hagrid
chocolate cake
chocolate ganache filling
vanilla buttercream
made for Sorcererās Stone movie night
r/Baking • u/Level-Giraffe-352 • Jan 31 '26
General Baking Discussion Baked the most prettiest chocolate chip cookies of my life!
r/Baking • u/lavbakes • Aug 05 '26
Showcase (No-Recipe) Abrosexual Watermelon Pizzelle
r/Baking • u/celibante • Aug 26 '26
Baking Advice Needed THE PERFECT BROWNIE TEXTURE
hi im a big fan of super fudgy brownie (like butternutbakery's recipe) and this kind of cakery-fudgy brownie as well but my thing here is how the f can i archive THIS very texture? like istg everytime that i follow the steps it ends up being completly cakery and it has a good flavor, i wont lie, but my goal is EXACTLY THIS TEXTURE like in the photos
can someone please help me i already tried soooo many times and nothing seems to helpš if u have tips etc i will accept anything
r/Baking • u/highpcy • Jan 06 '24
Took me an hour to remove all the chocolate chips from the dough, but itāll be worth it. Now I wonāt have to eat around them!
r/Baking • u/Weeaboboxgirl • Feb 14 '26
Baking Advice Needed I am very sorry Americans but your cup and tsp metric is very weirdš
I am trying to bake with that metric for the first time and itās soo unclear (like what do you mean 2/3 cups š) does anyone have any tips quz i am confused?
r/Baking • u/Still7Superbaby7 • Oct 24 '23
Question Need thanksgiving dessert with malicious compliance
My mother in law is a horrible person. However, we have to go to her house for Thanksgiving. I have been tasked with making a dessert for a relative that contains no fruit whatsoever and isnāt a pie. Last year I made a boozy rum cake since the relative is an alcoholic. I was banned from making the rum cake this year. Any recipe recommendations? My husband was thinking we make a flan or floating islands dessert. I want to make something ridiculous but also festive.
For example, I made a 3 layer aspic for my mother in lawās birthday. She follows a low cholesterol, low fat diet, hence the aspic. The aspic had a layer of chicken, a layer of green beans, and a layer of cherries. It looked super gross, but it was a cake she could definitely eat for her birthday.
Malicious compliance is key! It canāt be something expected.
Edit: I have been reading all of your recommendations! We are going to do some test runs of the recipes!
Diet Coke cake- super easy
Carrot cake, made extra smooth with baby food carrots. No nuts or raisins to fully capture that carrot flavor. Will anyone notice no shreds?
Chocolate sauerkraut cake- thatās not coconut you are munching on
Edit 2: I apologize for calling my relative an alcoholic. Heās not in recovery and it did a disservice to people that are. My husbandās auntās family will be there and they enjoy drinking. No one at the party has a drinking problem that could be diagnosed as alcoholism.
I was looking for interesting recipes to serve at Thanksgiving. I am sorry if I offended anyone.
r/Baking • u/ShanLanHen • Jun 21 '26
Business and Pricing How much would you charge for this?
Lots of the moms at my sonās birthday party were surprised I made this myself and said they would absolutely buy one themselves if I offered to sell them. This is a double layer and filled cookie cake baked on a regular sized cookie sheet.
r/Baking • u/rach0406 • Oct 02 '26
Recipe Included Harry Potter dupe for my bestieās birthday (itās a surprise!)
Second pic is my āhelperā lol left the icing intentionally messy, Hagrid style
r/Baking • u/Alita_Green • Mar 13 '25
Recipe Can a brownie still be good without all the good...oops, I mean bad bits like gluten, refined sugar, butter/oil? It's honesty taken too many atrocities to get to these. š bit I think I'm close!? š¤šš Happy to share the recipe if anyone wants to try it with their - probably superior - expertise.
r/Baking • u/Muddy_Lady • Apr 30 '26
Showcase (No-Recipe) Cat litter box cake
So we have a spiced carrot cake with marscapome and double cream filing with a touch of lemon rind.
On top we have candied pecans with chocolate orange butter cream poo.. and the gravel is crunched up blueberry and vanilla flavour rice cakes.
To quote my sister in law 'its the most disgusting thing ive ever seen'
My niece loved it for her 21st š¤£š¤£š¤£
r/Baking • u/[deleted] • Aug 04 '22
QUEEN MOZELLE MAKING A RESEE PEANUT BUTTER CUP CAKE š
r/Baking • u/nerdy_kittypaw • Jul 18 '26
Baking Advice Needed Help adding protein for my roommate who goes to the gym
Hello everyone! I just recently moved and have a roommate who goes to the gym. He wants to eat the things I bake without losing progress and we thought about somehow adding protein to my stuff every once in awhile. Does anyone have any good ways to add protein or good protein desserts I could make for him?
Edit: I fear their was a slight misunderstanding! My roommate is perfectly healthy and well informed on his protein intake. The only time he's a real stickler for protein being in everything is when he forgets to make mealpreps or eat. When he does mealprep he reworks his workout to accommodate in order to max out on the protein he needs without going overboard. Him and I work out differently so I can't say I fully understand but I can promise my roommate is informed on what his body needs and is healthy
(Random German chocolate cake I made for my dad for post ⨠pizzazz āØ)
r/Baking • u/Emmons_Lane • Aug 10 '25
General Baking Discussion What do we think of my gender reveal cake?
r/Baking • u/Dionne005 • Aug 20 '26
Baking Advice Needed Ugly cookie amazing taste
So the pro photos I took are of my gluten free cookies I make for practice. Thatās my advertisement brown butter cookie. But when I make my all purpose wheat flour cookie I use King Arthur and the cookie looks ugly and falls too flat with no body. People are raving about them! Iām conflicted because I hate how regular cookies look. So thin like they remind me of tates cookies. Is there a way I can make my cookies look better without changing the taste? Chat gpt said my butter flour ratio is could use more flour. Like 30 grams more. So it can hold shape better. But would I make customers mad. My neighbor made it clear would buy from me if I kept the same. I just hate the flat look like the chocolate is sitting on top of the flour vs embedded in the flour. Idk.
UPDATE EDIT!!!!
Ok so I rested another batch for 12 hours but this time I creamed the butter and sugar way less AND found out that my brother when he created this recipe he tapped his flour down which causes flour to compress! I did it like him and that equals 23 grams more of flour!!! Which is 3 tablespoons more. My cookie now looks exactly the same with as the professional gluten free cookies I cooked for testing on myself!