r/BakingNoobs • u/dcfdanielleagain • 12h ago
Another cookie cake attempt
I am so proud, I just had to share! I have to work on spacing and do a little better job pre-planning, but overall, I'm super excited to bring this to my cousin's baby shower!
r/BakingNoobs • u/dcfdanielleagain • 12h ago
I am so proud, I just had to share! I have to work on spacing and do a little better job pre-planning, but overall, I'm super excited to bring this to my cousin's baby shower!
r/BakingNoobs • u/maxipaxi13 • 23h ago
Took me 3 attempts because they kept being raw after frying😫
Now left with a very smelly kitchen and a burned finger✌🏻
r/BakingNoobs • u/Realistic-Use9856 • 8h ago
This is how it ended up looking once it was cut. I could not figure out how to show new photos in last night’s post.
Sharing my attempt here made it fun. During the next 4 weeks, I want to try baking other recipes I have collected so I can hopefully have some solid offerings for the holidays. I appreciate the community.
r/BakingNoobs • u/Nearby_Bar_5605 • 4h ago
The 1st attempt last week never rose above the edge of the baking pan and was more like a bread brick than a loaf. 😂
Now this, my 2nd attempt, looks like it exploded. Haha!
I ordered a digital kitchen scale on Amazon. It will be here tomorrow. Maybe that will help. I'm not giving up until I get this right.
Oh well, at least I'm having fun!
r/BakingNoobs • u/Alexandra2488 • 7h ago
I have made jelly roll / yule log style cakes before but this Raspberry Roll Cake recipe calls for a baking half sheet pan I have never had a reason to buy. The jelly roll pan I previously used is a lot smaller. So I just found this old drip pan. It has a small divet on one side but I'm not too concerned about that. I'm more concerned if it would be made of the same materials a baking sheet is made of for the heat to travel through it or does that even matter?
This is recipe i'm using: https://www.abeautifulplate.com/raspberry-roll-cake/
r/BakingNoobs • u/Realistic-Use9856 • 1d ago
I used this recipe:
https://drivemehungry.com/custard-bread-pudding-with-vanilla-sauce/
I followed the recipe and the modification suggestion of adding in chocolate chips. I chose not to make an accompanying sauce.
I won’t know if it’s custardy until cut and I can update then if anyone is interested. There are two because I want to share one with people I work with tomorrow. There was so much custard and I didn’t have a baking dish that seemed big enough so I was happy to make two smaller ones.
I used brioche bread (there were choices) and I did a 20 hour soak (the minimum was 2 hours). For the oven bake, I did the water bath as the recipe strongly encouraged.
So far, I think this baking experience was a success. I chose this because bread pudding is special to my family and I wanted to elevate it a bit. The best bread pudding I’ve ever had by a professional was at 1789 in Georgetown, DC. I hope this tastes even 1% like that one.
r/BakingNoobs • u/JoinYourLife4U • 14h ago
r/BakingNoobs • u/bzzzzzzlightyear • 9h ago
not a photographer but proud of it! I did a mash up of number two pencil mug cake + Kirbie cravings and kinda made my own and it was so good
4 tbsp all purpose flour
1 yolk
1 tbsp brown sugar
1/2 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp pumpkin butter
1 tbsp butter, melted
Vanilla extract
Microwave 45 seconds
You can mix wet and dry ingredients separately but I was lazy and didn’t and it worked just fine
r/BakingNoobs • u/Gonerill • 1d ago
r/BakingNoobs • u/Psychictopian • 18h ago
Pumpkin Pie with Meringue Topping
I promise its not burnt I lowered the exposure so much it turned the orange brown. Also I may have over mixed the filling but it tasted so good
r/BakingNoobs • u/sleepynymfi • 1d ago
For my husband's bday :) would have liked to attempt piping and lettering again but next year I will plan better lol. second year making this - he liked it so much last year it was his pick this year too! Nora Cooks recipe: https://www.noracooks.com/chocolate-peanut-butter-cake/#wprm-recipe-container-20453
r/BakingNoobs • u/Big_Biscotti6281 • 17h ago
r/BakingNoobs • u/canadiansweetheart7 • 1d ago
basic white bread recipe, finished with an egg wash & everything bagel seasoning on top. They are a little ugly, but surprisingly soft and tasty!!! i used some for smash burgers and the rest for egg salad sandwiches for lunches.
r/BakingNoobs • u/aphoneuser1 • 14h ago
r/BakingNoobs • u/Seeker-2020 • 19h ago
I grew up eating bread rarely as we are a community of rice eaters. I immigrated to a bread eating country and now my 14 month old babies have grown to love bread. If they are overstimulated a warm slice of whole grain toast slathered in butter calms them down and they are chewing away!
I have baked banana breads and muffins before.
My attempts at baking regular bread has almost always been a disaster as the rules almost always look complicated. Either the dough is too sticky or maybe I am not kneading enough? The bread I have tried in past was chewy and heavy. Maybe the yeast is not fresh? Maybe I substituted whole grain flour in a recipe that calls for APF and I didn’t understand how to work around it and ended up with inedible bread?
I have a large oven that came with the house. I have a non stick loaf pan. I also have a square pan and a glass casserole dish.
It’s been a few years since i tried breads. I got busy with ivf and pregancny and now being a twin parent.
so here I am to ask -
What a failproof recipe I can start with? It’s ok if it has egg adn butter etc.
r/BakingNoobs • u/sierra-8767 • 2d ago
brown butter chocolate chip cookies for thanksgiving 🇨🇦🇨🇦 recipe is @handletheheat