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Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi has spent the past two decades creating and baking desserts most Americans now know by ...

This easy birthday cake recipe requires less effort than most, but still looks fun and impressive. Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4. Using a piece of kitchen paper, grease 2 x 20cm/8in ...

Vanilla sprinkle cake is a delightful, nostalgic dessert that brings a bit of celebration into every slice. Known for its vibrant rainbow flecks speckled throughout a soft vanilla batter ...

It's a big day, so trust Mary Berry to make the perfect chocolate birthday cake for that special someone ... up for nuts or more chocolate. For this recipe, you will need a piping bag fitted ...

You only need one cupcake so freeze the rest for another time. Fiona Cairns Crispy Mars Bar fridge cake This friendly robot recipe will delight any young child, both to help create and as a birthday ...

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Christina Tosi, of the Milk Bar in New York City, took to the YETI Culinary Stage at the 2024 Southern Smoke Festival in Houston to demonstrate how to make one of her awesome desserts.

This is our family’s (actually, to be honest it’s my wife Jane’s) birthday cake recipe. It’s extremely flexible and that is why she likes it — it can be made into a chocolate cake by ...

Christina Tosi is famous for ... that is infinitely gettable to anyone and everyone." Tosi was on to something. Milk Bar's original cereal milk recipe used Kellogg's Corn Flakes.