10 best Bundt cakes
From pumpkin pecan to hot fudge banana, there's a Bundt cake recipe in here for everyone.
From pumpkin pecan to hot fudge banana, there's a Bundt cake recipe in here for everyone.
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Adding fresh apples to this muffin batter is a nice way to...
Adding fresh apples to this muffin batter is a nice way to incorporate fruit in a baked treat. Dried cranberries add a touch of tartness, but you can use raisins or any other dried fruit.
With a velvety chocolate topping, this version of a classic is a favourite. Enlist the help of kids, since these easy to make muffins are a great way to introduce them to baking basics.
Two bright raspberry layers add a dose of freshness to this citrusy loaf. In season, use fresh raspberries instead of frozen.
A sweet glaze tops this orangeinfused loaf. If you like, garnish it with orange sprinkles for an added touch of sunshine.
A sugary, crumbly streusel, layered with batter, turns a basic loaf into something special. A slice is equally lovely as a breakfast treat or a satisfying afternoon snack.
Muffins are fun to make with kids. Filled with classic pizza toppings, these look and smell just like mini pizzas when they come out of the oven.
Decadent little chocolate cakes with rich molten cores are enough to make any meal special. The batter for this dessert can be prepared ahead, but the cakes are best eaten immediately after baking, so don't put them into the oven until your guests are ready for dessert. If you're making this on an occasion when you can eat dairy, try the Flourless Chocolate Lava Cakes variation.
A shortbread crust makes easy work of these pretty little tarts. Simply roll the dough into balls to press into mini muffin cups -- no finicky pastry to roll and cut. Plus, the buttery crust pairs wonderfully with the citrusy zing of the filling.
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