Our Best Irish Bakes for St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day is quickly approaching, and we’re ready to dive into the world of Irish baking. Whether it’s the aroma of freshly baked...
Black Pepper-and-Rosemary Angel Biscuits
With a buttery, golden-brown top and bottom like a traditional biscuit and a pillowy-soft center like a dinner roll courtesy of Platinum Yeast® from...
Seven Must-Make Muffin Recipes
Whether you're craving a sweet start to your morning or a scrumptious snack during the day, these seven muffin recipes are not just your...
Butterscotch Scones with Vanilla Bean Glaze
These moist and flaky scones come together in minutes and make a great breakfast on the go or an afternoon snack with coffee or...
5 Recipes You Should Be Baking to Celebrate the Lunar New...
February 10 kicks off the Lunar New Year, a 15-day-long celebration of the beginning of the new year in the traditional Chinese calendar. For those...
8 Sensational Small-Batch Bakes
Whether you're enjoying a solo cozy night in or celebrating a special occasion with a few friends, small-batch bakes are perfect for baking for...
Baking School In-Depth: Swedish Buns
Swedish buns began popping up in bakeries and cafés in Sweden in the 1920s. Since exotic spices like cardamom and cinnamon weren’t readily available...
Semlor
Semlor, or the singular semla, are soft, almond- and cream-filled cardamom buns traditionally eaten on fettisdagen or Fat Tuesday as a celebration before the...
Gahkku Semla 
At Restaurant Mandel in The Wood Hotel by Elite in Skellefteå, Sweden, you’ll find a unique type of semmelwrap called Gáhkku Semla. Gáhkku is...
Origin of a Classic: Semlor
With a more-than-700-year history, the almond-and-cream-filled buns most commonly known today as semlor have been through many changes. Like king cake in parts of...