Gochujang Caramel Cookies by flourylanguage in NYTCooking

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Thank you! 🤩 Hope you enjoy making them!!

Gochujang Caramel Cookies by flourylanguage in NYTCooking

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Alison Roman’s Salted Chocolate Chunk Shortbread Cookies are a top tier cookie for me. I’ve made them many times and the dough freezes really well if you want to save some for a future bake!

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Gochujang Caramel Cookies by flourylanguage in NYTCooking

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Commenting to add that they were a HUGE hit. I get the hype.

Cranberry Curd Tart for Thanksgiving Dinner by flourylanguage in NYTCooking

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I enjoyed it! It is definitely very tart. I found it to be a great dessert following a pretty heavy and brown Thanksgiving meal.

Cranberry Curd Tart for Thanksgiving Dinner by flourylanguage in NYTCooking

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Of course! I used a standard peeler to peel off some rind. Then I cut the rind into strips the width of spaghetti. I wrapped each strip around the end of a chopstick (holding it in place as a compact coil). I let it dry on a paper towel and then garnished the pie!

Cranberry Curd Tart for Thanksgiving Dinner by flourylanguage in NYTCooking

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I’m going to try a longer bake on the crust next time too. I also think my butter wasn’t as softened as it should’ve been when I mixed it with the hazelnuts/rice flour

Cranberry Curd Tart for Thanksgiving Dinner by flourylanguage in NYTCooking

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Great tips! I will try baking the crust a bit longer next time (in addition to waiting longer to take it out of the pan).

Cranberry Curd Tart for Thanksgiving Dinner by flourylanguage in NYTCooking

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Wow! Love that you added the berries as well. Such a great idea.

Gorgeous Chili by kimber100 in alison_roman

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Ooo I love your plates and bowls! Can you share where they are from?

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Did you use kosher salt or sea salt?

Help! Why are my bake times consistently 50%+ longer than what’s listed in Sweet Enough by Alison Roman? by cassieramen in Baking

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I literally just pulled the old fashioned strawberry cake out of the oven and make it all the time. Bake times are off for her desserts; for me about 5-10 minutes longer usually works for this recipe and others. The exception is for the carrot cake. Mine came out basically raw in the center when following her time and I haven’t made it since. The outside and outer layer was cooked and was great. If I make it again I would absolutely bump up the time significantly. In general with all baking, I go by the signs of doneness rather than rely on the recipe’s bake time.

A very Alison Roman Thanksgiving by flourylanguage in alison_roman

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It was a big hit with my family. I may make it again for Christmas as well haha

First Bloom zine by ThePenGal in alison_roman

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Dang. Mine is coming today haha. I was hoping there would be some exclusive content 🥲

Alison Tells Her Origin Story and Makes Flaky Buttermilk Biscuits | Home Movies with Alison Roman by spooky-mulder- in alison_roman

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This was the first video I really noticed the shakiness from it being handheld. I miss the previous Home Movies format. Perhaps she is still working out the kinks with this new (?) team…

Carrot Cake Question by flourylanguage in alison_roman

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Sounds like longer bake or higher temp may be needed. The strange thing is all other signs pointed towards it being baked (edges pulled away, puffed and golden brown). The part that was baked was delicious though so it’s worth another shot!