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Better baking.

Interesting ingredients, clever techniques, remarkable tools and bits of baking science worth knowing.

Little discoveries.

LATEST DISCOVERIES

Flour in a ceramic bowl with wheat stalks and scoop.

INGREDIENTS

Wait... The Flour Has Enzymes?

Diastatic malt can transform bread—but your flour may already contain it.

Freshly baked almond financiers on a cooling rack.

TECHNIQUES

Wait... We're Not Whipping the Egg Whites?

Financiers get their distinctive texture from egg whites—but not in the way you might expect.

Stacked raspberry cream filled cookies with jam jar

INGREDIENTS

The Ingredient No One Sees Coming

Instant ClearJel can quietly change the texture of fillings—and it's remarkably useful in cookies.

Assortment of gourmet sandwich cookies with fillings.

TECHNIQUES

The Filling Changes the Cookie

A sandwich cookie's filling doesn't just add flavor—it changes the texture of the cookies around it.

Browned butter in a saucepan with chocolate chip cookies

TECHNIQUES

More Browned Milk Solids, Please

One clever addition can push the nutty, toasted flavor of browned butter even further.

Freshly baked financiers, bundt cakes, and madeleines.

TOOLS

The Mold Changes the Cake

Shape isn't just decoration. The right mold changes how a small cake bakes, browns and eats.

THE BAKER'S EDIT

Beautiful tools, clever discoveries and things worth knowing—delivered occasionally.

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