Have you seen those jiggly, fluffy omelets that are all the rage on social media? Here's a simple and foolproof recipe that ...

Carrot soufflé makes for a unique and winning dessert. Its moderate sweetness is further tempered by warming spices of ...

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Have you seen those fluffy Japanese pancakes on social media? They look so soft and jiggly, it's hard not to be intrigued. Plus, they taste just as good as they look. These pancakes get their airy ...

A good souffle is a transcendent bit of cooking, delivering a wallop of flavor on a breathy whisper. It is intense yet ethereal, profound but insubstantial -- like one of Ferran Adria’s foams, or a ...

Jenni Preziotti-Gamble, one of the founders of the Watsessing Park Conservancy in Essex County, shared her recipe for a Bourbon Yam Soufflé with TAPinto Bloomfield a couple of years ago, and ...

Recipe courtesy of Chef Eric Brownlee and The Katharine Brasserie and Bar.Recipe yields 4, 8 oz. portionsIngredients2.5 TB unsalted butter ( ½ TB softened, remaining 2 TB cut into small ¼” pieces)½ TB ...

Soufflés have a reputation for being precious or fanciful. But they can also be deeply satisfying. By Lisa Donovan You can go your whole life without having a single experience with something, and ...

Note: You will need 8 small souffle dishes (ramekins), preferably 5½ to 6 ounces each, or you can use a 6-cup souffle dish; the larger dish will take 32 to 38 minutes to cook until the souffle is set ...

Think about homemade ice cream, creamy and cold and full of fresh fruit flavor. Think about ice cream so light it seems to float off the spoon. Think about ice cream that comes to the table not in ...

This light and airy cheese soufflé recipe boasts both Parmigiano-Reggiano and Gruyère and gets a little sharp complexity from Dijon and dry mustard. Diners — and the chefs who feed them — often ...