How to create a candy bark for Fall. This fun variation is great for your Halloween get together! Fall Candy Corn Bark Fall Candy Corn Bark is the perfect fall candy. It's quick and easy and can mix with just about anything to create fun combinations. Download Recipe Card Shop/Buy Project Supplies Ask Questions/Forum How to make Fall Candy Corn Bark What you are creating: Fall Candy Corn Bark is the perfect fall candy. It's quick and easy and can mix with just about anything to create fun combinations. Ingredients: 1 lbs Yellow Wilton Candy Melts 30 drops of Banana LorAnn Oil 1 lbs Orange Wilton Candy Melts 10 drops of Orange LorAnn Oil 1 lbs White Wilton Candy Melts 15 drops of Marshmallow LorAnn Oil 1 Bag Candy Corn Candy Directions: Prep: Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Chop up candy corn and set aside. In a microwave safe dish, melt yellow candy melts at 30 second intervals on medium heat until candy melts are completely melted. Stir after each interval. When yellow candy is melted stir in banana oil. Save approximately three tablespoons of yellow candy to drizzle over finished bark. Pour remaining yellow candy onto prepared parchment lined cookie sheet and spread evenly. Tap pan gently on counter to help level out the yellow candy. Set aside. Repeat Step 1 using orange candy melts. When orange candy is melted stir in orange oil. Save approximately three tablespoon of orange candy to drizzle over finished bark. Pour remaining orange candy onto prepared parchment lined cookie sheet and spread evenly. Tap pan gently on counter to help level out the orange candy. Set aside. Repeat previous Step 1 using white candy melts. When white candy is melted stir in marshmallow oil. Save approximately three tablespoon of white candy to drizzle over finished bark. Pour remaining white candy onto prepared parchment lined cookie sheet and spread evenly. Tap pan gently on counter to help level out the white candy. Set aside. Sprinkle chopped candy corn immediately over white candy before the candy sets. Press lightly into white candy layer. Reheat, reserved yellow, orange, and white candy and drizzle over candy corn. Tap gently to settle. Place in freezer for a few minutes to harden bark. Turn upside down onto clean surface and press. Bark should break into chunks. You may use a knife to cut into desired pieces. Makes approximately 3 dozen pieces. Variations: For flavor variations add any of the LorAnn Bakery Emulsions. Related Projects: Ice Cream Sundae Bark This candy bark is going to taste like ice cream sundae topping! Fall Candy Bark Our Fall candy bark is perfect for Halloween Toffee Crispy Pearl Bark Our Toffee Crispy Pearl Bark has a crisp crunch Ice Cream Sundae Bark This candy bark is going to taste like ice cream sundae topping! 1/5

How to create chewy blonde brownies with milk and dark chocolate chips. Blonde Chocolate Chip Brownies Love brownies and chocolate chip cookies? Our blonde chocolate chip brownies combine the best of both worlds! Moist and chewy, our blondies contain a mix of dark and milk chocolate chips. If you love nuts, add a half cup of your favorite. Download Recipe Card Shop/Buy Project Supplies Ask Questions/Forum How to make Blonde Chocolate Chip Brownies What you are creating: Delicious and moist blonde brownies filled with dark and milk chocolate chips. Ingredients 1 cup flour 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/8 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/3 cup butter, melt and cool slightly 1 cup packed brown sugar 1 egg 1 tablespoon vanilla bean paste ½ cup dark chocolate chips ½ milk chocolate chips Optional: ½ cup chopped nuts Directions Preheat oven to 350 degrees Sift the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt together. Add optional 1/2 cup chopped nuts. Set aside. Combine melted butter, brown sugar egg (beaten) and vanilla. Beat until well blended. Add flour mixture, a little at a time, mixing well. Spread in 8x8 inch pan. Sprinkle chocolate chips on top. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes. Brownies will be done when shiny on top and pull away from the side of the pan. NOTE: Do not over bake! Makes approximately 6-9 pieces. Variations: Love drumsticks and chicken wings ? Use your favorite piece or the entire chicken! Try our cocoa brownies!

Dive into our collection of holiday how-to videos for quick tips on cookie decorations, cupcakes and more! Holiday Video Collection Sign in Holiday Video Collection Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Holiday Cookie Decorating 34:01 Play Video Now Playing Free Video: Peppermint Joe Joe Bark 06:45 Play Video Now Playing Free Video: Dessert Flutes 06:21 Play Video Now Playing Free Video: Cake Pop Balls & Squares 04:43 Play Video Holiday Video Collection Get ready to deck the halls! We have pulled together a fun filled video collection for the Holidays! Join us for cupcakes and cookie decorating and a how-to create a Holiday tablescape. Each video provides you with a fun activity to enjoy with the family. Here's the links to all the videos in the series: Strawberry Basil Truffle Holiday Candy Bark Ice Cream Sundae Bark Peppermint Jo-Jo Bark Holiday Cupcakes Holiday Cookies Cake Pop Squares Dessert Flutes Sugar Glace Icing Whipped Coffee Nudge Festive Holiday Spritzers Mango Cocktails Italian Meatballs Edible Plaques and Place Cards Shop/Buy Project Supplies Ask Questions/Forum Take it to the next level with this class! Are you a Member of the site? Unlock additional features by joining! Become a Member Frequently Asked Questions FAQ: What's the class cover? Most classes have a free preview video. This will give you an idea about the class and what you will be creating. In addition, the video preview page includes a class curriculum with lessons, topics covered and video lengths.

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In this class you will learn how to make chocolate dipped pretzels, chips, candy barks, rice cereal treats and how to arrange them on your board. This class contains eight lessons to step you through setting up a fun, festive charcuterie board. Fall Charcuterie Board Class Non-Paid Members This is a paid class. To watch this class and receive access to the recipes you will need to purchase either an annual premium plan (which gives you access to all our paid classes and recipes) or purchase single video on demand access. To purchase access to this class: Pick your plan below by clicking "Buy Now!". Once you have paid you will have access to the class. To begin the class simply click the "Start Class" icon button below or at the top of the class page. Please email info@epicdelights.com if you have any problems, we are here to help! Fall Charcuterie Board Free Class $ 0 0$ Learn to make a fall charcuterie board! Valid for 2 years Buy Now! Account will auto-renew until cancelled. All sales are final. Start Class Create Account Questions All Recipes All Video Classes All Zoom Classes

In this class learn how to create no spread sugar cookies and the perfect buttercream for decorating your cookies. Then move on to making a number of halloween themed cookies. Cookie cutters and decorations used for this class can be found in our shop and links are provided under supply section. Halloween Themed Cookies Non-Paid Members This is a paid class. To watch this class and receive access to the recipes you will need to purchase either an annual premium plan (which gives you access to all our paid classes and recipes) or purchase single video on demand access. To purchase access to this class: Pick your plan below by clicking "Buy Now!". Once you have paid you will have access to the class. To begin the class simply click the "Start Class" icon button below or at the top of the class page. Please email info@epicdelights.com if you have any problems, we are here to help! Halloween Cookies $ 10 10$ Single Video On Demand Class Valid for 2 years Buy Now! Account will auto-renew until cancelled. All sales are final. Start Class Create Account Questions All Recipes All Video Classes All Zoom Classes

Common ingredient substitutions for your baking and cooking needs COMMON INGREDIENT SUBSTITUTIONS You have just dove into a recipe for the first time! It's that cookie recipe your mother-in-law gave you and it was your husband's favorite when he was growing up. But wait! It call's for cream of tartar and you don't have any. Now what? We're here to help with your emergency substitutions! Check the list below for the most common ingredient substitutions. Don't see what you want? Email us and we can help you find the right substitute! Ingredient: 1/2 vanilla bean: Substitute 1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste. Yeast: You can use baking soda combined with acid to replace yeast. Examples of acids to use alongside baking soda to replicate the leavening action of yeast include: lemon juice buttermilk milk and vinegar mixed in a one-to-one ratio cream of tartar Like yeast, baking powder acts as a leavening agent. In baked goods, you can replace yeast with an equal amount of baking powder. Just keep in mind that the leavening effects of baking powder will not be as distinct as those of yeast. Sourdough starter contains naturally occurring yeast. You can use 1 cup of sourdough starter to replace one 2-teaspoon package of yeast. Butter: In baked goods that you want a strong, buttery flavor, you can replace butter with Ghee at a 1:1 ratio. In most recipes, olive oil can be substituted for butter at a 3:4 ratio by volume. Coconut oil can replace butter in baking at a 1:1 ratio, though it may slightly change the flavor, with some types of coconut oil affecting taste more than others. Buttermilk: Substitute 1 scant cup milk plus 1 tablespoon lemon juice or light vinegar. Thin one part yogurt or sour cream with one part milk. Thin two parts yogurt or sour cream with one part water. There are powdered buttermilk products on the market as well. I have used The Saco Pantry Cultured Buttermilk Blend with good success. Heavy Cream (for cooking): 3/4 cup milk plus 1/4 cup melted butter 1 cup milk plus 1 to 2 tablespoons cornstarch or flour. Coconut milk, coconut cream or softened cream cheese whisked with water. Evaporated Milk: You can create evaporated milk by mixing 1 cup of powdered milk with 1½ cups of warm water. Stir until the powdered milk has dissolved completely. You can substitute with regular milk. To produce 1 cup of evaporated milk, simmer 2 1/4 cups of regular milk down until it becomes 1 cup. Milk: Use half and half or heavy cream thinned with water. Use evaporated milk, light coconut milk, light cream, oat, nut or soy milk. Reconstitute powdered milk .Cream of Tartar: If you're using in a recipe that requires stabilized egg whites or you need to prevent crystallization, you can substitute an equal amount of lemon juice or white vinegar. You can replace cream of tartar with baking powder in recipes that also contain baking soda. Substitute 1 1/2 teaspoons of baking powder for 1 teaspoon of cream of tartar. Brown Sugar: To make your own light brown sugar, mix 1 cup granulated white sugar with 1 tablespoon of molasses. If you need dark brown sugar, increase the molasses to 2 tablespoons. Powdered Sugar: You can make powdered sugar from granulated sugar by simply blending 1 cup granulated sugar and 1 teaspoon cornstarch until a fine powder. Sugar: 1 3/4 cup powdered sugar can be substituted for 1 cup granulated sugar but the success of the recipe really depends on how you are using the sugar.

How to create XXX balsamic glazed asparagus Balsamic glaze brings out the flavor in fresh asparagus. Grill it on the barbecue or roast in the oven. Finish with slices of fresh lemon. There are many brands of balsamic glazes on the market and most of them contain a lot of sugar. Our homemade recipe has just a touch of brown sugar. We add it to a good quality balsamic vinegar and simmer it until it turns sweet and has a syrup-like consistency. Download Recipe Card Shop/Buy Project Supplies Ask Questions/Forum How to make Balsamic Glazed Asparagus Difficulty: Easy What you are creating: Asparagus paired beautifully with a balsamic glaze. Grill on the b arbecue or roast in the oven. Garnish with fresh lemon rounds. Ingredients: 2 pounds fresh asparagus Avocado oil spray Balsamic glaze 1 fresh lemon, sliced Salt Directions: Prep work: Be sure to chose thin, uniform stalks of asparagus. They take less time to cook and have a better texture. Cut the woody ends off the stalks. I like to bend them and let them snap by themselves. This assures that the tough ends are all removed. Trim any rough ends. Line your baking dish or grilling pan with aluminum foil and preheat before adding the veggie. The grill marks add a ton of flavor to the asparagus. Baking: Preheated to 425 degrees. Place your foil lined pan in the oven for 5 minutes. Note: You will want the asparagus to sizzle when it hits the foil. Spray the asparagus with the avocado oil, and toss to coat on all sides. Season generously with salt. Remove pan from oven and place the spears on the foil and spray lightly with oil. Bake at 425 degrees for five minutes. Remove from oven and turn the spears ensuring all sides are charred. Add lemon slices and bake until the asparagus is tender. Grilling: Preheat the grilling pan in the grill. Add the salted and oiled asparagus to the preheated grilling pan. Place on grill and close the lid. Bake until lightly charred. Turn the spears and close the lid and bake several minutes. Turn spears and add the fresh lemon slices. Cook until spears are tender. Makes approximately 4 servings. Variations: Slice one large sweet yellow onion. Grill onions slices in a separate pan (following above instructions). Toss with the grilled asparagus. Add the fresh lemon slices. Cook until the veggies are tender. Related Projects:

How to create several summer desserts featuring pound cake! Free Video: Semi-homemade Pound Cake Dessert Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Download Recipe Card Ask Questions/Forum Shop/Buy Project Supplies How to make a summer dessert featuring pound cake! What you are creating: Pound cake is a summer staple and we are going to show you how to use it two ways in a dessert sure to delight! Ingredients: 1 loaf pound cake Heavy cream Vanilla Bean Paste (LorAnn Vanilla Bean Paste) Whip It Fresh strawberries Fresh mint Callebaut White Crispearls Directions: Cut pound cake into chunks. Cut up fresh strawberries. Julienne fresh mint so that you have thin strips for layering. Whip the heavy cream with Whip It packet based on the number of cups you are whipping up. The number of desserts you are creating will determine how much cream and Whip It stabilizer you will need. To assemble, simply layer in a clear bowl. Start with a layer of pound cake, then whip cream, then strawberries, mint and Crispearls. Repeat until dessert dish is full. Garnish with sliced strawberries and fresh mint leaves. Enjoy! Makes 6-8 dessert cups. Variations: Add any type of fresh fruit that's in season. You can also try different types of pound cake. A lemon pound cake would go wonderfully with the strawberries and fresh mint. Check out our blog! ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us.

Join CMSA, Peggy Tucker as she shows you how to create a blown snowman and a winter wonderland cake! Isomalt Snowman Winter Wonderland Preview: Isomalt Winter Wonderland Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Viewing Options: Premium Members Start Class Become a Premium Member Purchase Single Class Download Materials List Shop/Buy Project Supplies Ask Questions/Forum Next Lesson Class Home Class Preview Video Access is as easy as 1-2-3! 1: Review Course Offerings below! 2: Like what you See? Pick a plan & pay! 3: Access this video and more! Class Curriculum Join Certified Master Sugar Artist, Peggy Tucker as she takes you on a sugar wonderland adventure. In this class you will be learning the 3 stages of sugar, pouring, pulling and blowing. You don't want to miss out on this winter wonderland cake complete with a cute blown sugar snowman! What you will learn How to heat, color and pour isomalt How to create multicolor sugar ribbons How to use molds with isomalt How to shape warm isomalt How to blow sugar into shapes How to pull sugar into icicles and snowy branches Welcome About the instructor Resources & Downloadable materials Lessons Lesson 1: Isomalt Pond (2:37) Lesson 2: Molds (3:29) Lesson 3: Winter Branches (12:09) Lesson 4: Blown Sugar Balls (10:42) Lesson 5: Building A Snowman (2:43) Lesson 6: Snowman Arms (5:04) Lesson 7: Snowman Hat (3:10) Lesson 8: Adding Hat & Snowman Face (6:46) Lesson 9: Creating a Striped Scarf (8:18) Lesson 10: Creating Snow (8:37) Lesson 11: Adding Branches & Icicles (7:05) Lesson 12: Adding Snowman & Emblishments (14:08) Wrap up Your feedback What's next Meet Your Instructor! Peggy Tucker is an award-winning Certified Master Sugar Artist, one of only 32 in the world and is internationally known. She teaches, demonstrates and judges all over the world and is the owner of School of Cakeology and CakePlayInc. For over 20 years, she has been sharing her love and passion for the sugar arts by teaching classes, judging competitions, volunteering at multiple charity events, culinary schools and collaborating with companies to develop and bring new products to the market. Frequently Asked Questions FAQ: What's the class cover? Most classes have a free preview video. This will give you an idea about the class and what you will be creating. In addition, the video preview page includes a class curriculum with lessons, topics covered and video lengths.