Posts by rhondab

The catch with keeping the cake chilled until it goes outside is that then you get condensation that makes the moisture problem worse.  I'd suggest removing from the fridge several hours early, continuing to keep it in a cool,...

How about lining the pan with foil or heavy-duty plastic wrap?  It may not take a full lining, even a couple of strips of foil might be enough to allow you to lift the finished fudge from the mold.  

just got a new catalog from Oriental Trading Co and was surprised to find many packaging options - plain or in fall and Halloween designs - with good prices for small quantities. Example is a gold 4 1/2 " square window box , $4 a...

Yes, they freeze well. Just be sure to leave them wrapped until they come to room temp once out of the freezer, so any condensation will be on the outer packaging rather than on the mints.

I bought store-brand rice crispies last week to use in cheese krispies. I was shocked when I opened the box and saw how white they were - told my hubby that if I had been planning RCTs, I would have to toast the cereal first just to...

Sounds like all you need to do is add filling and you've got whoopie pies - double Yum

for variations with GF cake mixes, i reccommend :http://www.amazon.com/Cake-Mix-Doctor-Bakes-Gluten-Free/dp/B005B19XSS/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1319145674&sr=1-1

There are laws on how a mail-order company must handle backorders. Their card asking you if you wanted to cancel or keep waiting is required by law. Not sure, but there may be a point past which they cannot keep you waiting and must...

just a hobby baker, so don't have all the answers, but one difference is that you get less brown crust in silicone than in metal. Another difference is that silicone is floppy - large silicone pans usually have to be supported with a...

New Taylor Gifts catalog has a cookie cutter for the leg lamp from "A Christmas Story" - don't think I've ever seen that one before.http://www.taylorgifts.com/item/christmas_story_lamp_cookie_cutter/36803