Fruitcake: dried fruits are a staple, not a decoration
King Arthur’s Everyone’s Favorite Fruitcake uses a large amount of dried fruit first combined with liquid.
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King Arthur’s Everyone’s Favorite Fruitcake uses a large amount of dried fruit first combined with liquid.
King Arthur’s Irish Soda Bread uses baking soda and buttermilk rather than a long yeast-fermentation schedule.
King Arthur’s homemade marshmallow combines soaked gelatin with hot sugar syrup, then whips the mixture into a thick, airy mass.
King Arthur’s Classic Chocolate Chip Cookies aims for crisp edges and a chewier centre.
King Arthur’s Flour Tortillas uses wheat flour, fat, salt and water.
King Arthur’s Apple Strudel wraps stretched dough around an apple filling.
King Arthur’s Peach Galette forms a fruit pastry on a flat tray.
Tarte Tatin covers caramelized apples with pastry before baking, then inverts the dessert.
King Arthur’s Cherry Clafouti places cherries in a prepared dish and pours over a smooth egg, dairy, sugar and flour mixture.
King Arthur’s Easy Peach Cobbler places separate portions of quick dough over fruit.
King Arthur’s Classic Apple Crisp places apple filling in a dish beneath a crumbly mixture of flour, oats, sugar and butter.
Streusel is a crumbly topping.