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  • )Transfer 1 disk of dough to a floured work surface and roll about 1/4-inch thick. Cut into with a pinched tuna can (see below). Transfer with an offset spatula to a nonstick or silicon lined baking sheet. )Cut out eyes and a mouth with a pastry tip, fat straw, or a knife. Press the lollipop sticks into the narrow end of each cookie, if using. Repeat with remaining dough. Press excess dough together, roll and cut into . Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes.

  • THINGS YOU NEED Offset spatula: This long, straight spatula has a crook in it up by the handle. It keeps your hand away from the heat when flipping flapjacks on the griddle and prevents an arm from accidentally grazing the surface of a cake during icing. Look for a broad, stainless steel blade with a full tang and triple rivets for added strength.

  • If there actually was a Chocoholics Anonymous, its members would definitely have to avoid Kate Shaffer's new book, "Desserted: Recipes and Tales from an Island Chocolatier." It's 176 pages of recipes and stories about chocolate -- and life on a small Maine island. It's deep, dark, delicious, occasionally salty stuff. Shaffer and her husband Steve have owned and operated Black Dinah Chocolatiers on Isle au Haut, off Mt. Desert Island, since 2007, creating exquisite truffles and other chocolate treats from the finest ingredients. The pair operate a seasonal cafe on the island, and have a busy year-round business selling their handmade candies in 13 stores statewide and by mail order.

    ... additions, folding with a large rubber spatula between additions. Remove the bowl of butter from ... the cake pans, smoothing the top with an offset spatula. Bake for 20-30 minutes or until the cake ...

  • With entertaining and the holidays around the corner, it's a good time to explore some of the tempting dessert options in a few of the latest sweet books. Pastry chef Alisa Huntsman, author of "Desserts from the Famous Loveless Cafe: Simple Southern Pies, Pudding, Cakes, and Cobblers from Nashville's Landmark Restaurant," (Artisan; $24.95), offers 100 recipes she designed and developed for the establishment's dessert repertoire. Cooks will find them easy to replicate at home.

    ... mixer and scrape down sides with a rubber spatula. Fold in walnuts by hand. Pour the batter into pre...Run an offset spatula around the edges of pan, then invert on to...

  • ... Cracker Crust and smooth top with an offset spatula. 6. Place on top of a baking sheet and bak...

  • When it comes to preparing a festive holiday meal, Anne Thornton believes in saving the best for last -- even though her Food Network cooking show always puts "Dessert First. In its second season, "Dessert First with Anne Thornton" teaches home bakers that desserts don't have to be labor-intensive and expensive to be decadent and delicious. Thornton, who will share some of her favorite holiday recipes on Saturday at the Market District in Bethel Park, says some of her most successful creations are built around a boxed cake mix or ice cream. That's especially helpful when unexpected company plans an impromptu holiday visit.

    ... batter evenly in the lined pan with an offset spatula or greased hands. Bake until the brownies ...

  • In 1985, Martha Stewart published a book called "Pies & Tarts." The cover photo was a heart-shaped tart covered in plump raspberries, centered in a heart-shaped copper tray. A tiny photo of Martha took up one corner. Hearts, berries, copper: It was so Martha and so 1985.

    ...Using an offset spatula, press down on middle of shell (leave bord...

  • Instead of picking up flowers or candy, bake up an irresistible cake, tart, cookies or scones for that someone special or the family on Valentine's Day. Baking really isn't that hard, but if you find it intimidating, let some experts lend a hand. Baking isn't a science any more than making a phone call is," says Nick Malgieri, a former pastry chef and author of "Bake!: Essential Techniques for Perfect Baking," (Kyle Books; $29.95). "People often don't like to bake because they think it's so precise, and they have to measure ingredients. You have to measure when you cook, too," he points out.

    ...Use a small offset spatula to spread the cooled pastry cream in baked...

  • Brunswick mom Tory Ryden faces the ultimate cooking challenge tomorrow when she and her husband prepare Thanksgiving dinner for their seven children. We have huge meat eaters and vegans and half and half," said Ryden, who is a former WMTW-8 news anchor and current head of the community relations office at Parkview Adventist Medical Center. "It makes you think about things.

    ... tofu can be easily moved with tongs, a spatula or by shaking the pan, it's OK to turn the pieces ...Using a small offset spatula, smooth creases from the sides. Cut with a...

  • For many, cookies are synonomous with Christmas - and the more and greater assortment the merrier. Often though, it can be daunting to whip up a variety of treasured gems with the time contraints this time of year. To get around this, consider hosting a cookie exchange party or swap this holiday season. It's not too late to pull one off if you make it a casual get-together. Originating in the early 1900s, swaps were a way for women to cut down on their holiday baking load and have some fun in the process, notes Lauren Chattman, a former pastry chef, in her recently released, "Cookie Swap," (Workman Publishing; $14.95).

    ...Remove crust from oven. Using a rubber spatula or an icing spatula, carefully spread the filling ... remove bars from pan with a small offset spatula. Makes 36 bars. COOKIE EXCHANGE TIP: Just ...



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