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Bagels are the boiled-then-baked New York-Jewish rolls, the dense chewy ring with a glossy mahogany crust that defines…
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Bagels are the boiled-then-baked New York-Jewish rolls, the dense chewy ring with a glossy mahogany crust that defines…

A spectacular show-stopping frozen dessert featuring vanilla and coffee ice cream inside a sponge case, completely…

A simple custard of whole eggs, condensed milk and evaporated milk is poured over a hard caramel base and baked in a…

Milk and cream warm with sugar; saffron blooms in milk separately; egg yolks whisk with sugar to ribbons

Beignets are the New Orleans French Quarter pastry sold three to an order at Café du Monde, square pillows of fried…

Bienenstich (bee sting cake) is the German bakery classic with the brilliantly-named legend, supposedly invented by…

Bolinhas de coco are the Goan coconut cookies the Portuguese brought along the spice route and Goan kitchens turned into…

New Orleans bread pudding is the dessert built for a city that refuses to throw out yesterday's baguette, a…

Ricotta is drained in muslin for at least 4 hours (overnight ideal) to lose the wet whey

Cheese blintzes are the Eastern European Jewish answer to the crepe-with-filling, paper-thin pancakes wrapped around…

Two mixtures, one tin

A rich enriched dough is mixed and kneaded; first rise overnight in the fridge for the best flavour and easier handling

A choux-like dough cooks on the stovetop: water, butter, sugar, salt and a touch of vanilla bring to a boil; flour is…

A milk-and-butter enriched dough, kneaded long enough to develop the gluten that gives the buns their pillow-pull texture

The Bahamian fish-shack starter that every visitor to Nassau or the Out Islands ends up trying within a day of arrival

The Bahamas' fried-fish answer to the seafood basket, the dish you'll find on every island fish-fry menu from Arawak Cay to Spanish Wells