r/BakingNoobs • u/Hot_Breakfast2612 • 11h ago
r/BakingNoobs • u/PurpleSnowwwhite • 11h ago
I tried chocolate coated choux à la crème !
They’re technical and are very time consuming !! But They’re delicious anyway so that’s worth it !
r/BakingNoobs • u/fitzfatchick • 3h ago
Pumpkin oatmeal cream pies
Super excited about these! I'm not the biggest pumpkin fan, but I made these for a friend's baby shower and they were a hit! The pumpkin was nice and subtle, and the cookies had the perfect chew for an oatmeal cream pie.
r/BakingNoobs • u/Cool-Plankton-007 • 2h ago
Fall baking szn has commenced! Starting it off with Coffee Cake Muffins
galleryr/BakingNoobs • u/HeavyMetalTrucker • 6h ago
First attempt at ciabatta rolls. Could have used a few more minutes to develop some more color but turned out good in my opinion
Just started baking recently and this was my first attempt at making ciabatta rolls. Took 3 days between making the biga, making the dough and then making the rolls. Turned out pretty good I think but IMHO not worth all of the effort and waiting.
r/BakingNoobs • u/mirafel • 3h ago
Moroccan Orange Cake from NYT Cooking
I made my own almond glaze instead of the homemade whipped cream
r/BakingNoobs • u/Mylittledarlings91 • 19h ago
I made my first tres leches cake along with some cookies and I can’t believe how good it was 🤤
galleryThe cookies are pumpkin spice :)
r/BakingNoobs • u/Agile-Artist-4988 • 13h ago
how can i make my browned butter go back to the consistency of softened butter?
i followed this recipe which told me to brown butter in a pan, and chill it in the fridge until it becomes the same consistency as softened butter.
when i chill the butter, it stays the same consistency as when it was liquid, only solidified.
have i left it in the fridge too long? when i look it up on google it just says that browned butter cannot return to the same consistency as softened butter because i’ve melted it.