Many cooks and top chefs will agree that baking can be a huge hassle. Even many acclaimed chefs are intimidated when it comes to baking pastries and dessert.
Becoming a pastry chef is a specialty area among chefs. It can be a time consuming and messy process that entails a lot of attention to detail and the use of many dishes. In addition, any parent that has baked with their kids can attest to the end result. Happy faces, sticky fingers, and cake batter in unimaginable places.
That is why many of us buy cakes and cookies from a local bakeshop. However, there is nothing like home-baked goods. Try the following recipes. These recipes are really easy to make and because you can use a fork, a whisk, and a bowl, they are great to make with kids. No fancy equipment and a chance that there won’t be flour all over your floor at the end.
This recipe allows you to sidestep using a mixer by using already whipped cream cheese. It is very simple to make and is delicious and fun as well. Using the sandwich cookies provides the taste of a good crust without having to do all the work.
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This recipe yields a delicious and moist banana cake that will make those banana cake haters into big fans! Bake in Bundt pan to impress your guests. Sprinkle with cinnamon sugar or powdered sugar.
If you like sugar cookies you’ll love these cookies. They are soft on the inside, yet have a crunchy sweet bite.
This recipe is delicious. It is muffin perfection. Most importantly, it is a very healthy recipe. All types of flour work in this recipe, including whole wheat flour, which can be difficult to incorporate into baking. It is a great snack for kids and adults alike.
Adding maple syrup to the pecan pie provides a twist to the traditional pecan pie. Adding salt provides a contrast to the sweetness of the pie and enhances the sweetness as well. And one last amazingly fun treat is Bananas Flambeed. Flambé refers to lighting a dish on fire. Use this dessert at the end of a dairy meal. This dessert can be made on the spot and can be a great cause of entertainment for your guest if you choose to flambé the caramel rum sauce.
I have always only used one bowl for every cake recipe-it never made a difference in the outcome.
yup, easy, no mess and classic 🙂
The banana cake is a staple in our house whenever we have extra, ripe bananas
Love these recipes! I always have to use at least 2 bowls to bake (mixing dry ingredients separately) so I can’t wait to try these…especially the banana cake.
I am so glad to see these recipes. I have an Israeli mixer and it supposedly has 7 speeds but it really only has one! LOL. I might as well mix by hand. Just one of those things you learn about small appliances here. Also love the beautiful photos.
Give me any baking recipes that only call for one bowl any day!