If you’re intimidated by crème brûlée, this recipe from the Institute of Culinary Education (ICE) is perfect for beginners.

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This recipe for cervelle de canut will add class to your Super Bowl menu.
If you’re intimidated by baking, this easy blueberry crisp recipe from ICE is a great place to start.
You can use carrots, parsnips, turnips, or all of the above in this simple recipe for roasted root vegetables from the Institute of Culinary Education.
Betty White was a bigger trending search this year than Queen Elizabeth II.
ICE’s lead recreational chef-instructor Roger Sitrin always has this 5-ingredient molten lava cake in his freezer in case guests drop by.
They might not have the name recognition of apple or cherry pies, but perhaps these pies could stage a comeback.
Dorcas Reilly’s original green bean casserole recipe is a Thanksgiving classic, and it's surprisingly easy to prepare.
With the right preparation, this dish can add much-needed freshness to your Thanksgiving spread without sacrificing flavor.
It’s partly thanks to the popularity of roasted Brussels sprouts over boiled ones—but that’s not the whole story.
The recipe for Disney World's highly sought after Dole Whip is surprisingly simple.
You don’t have to go all the way to Honeydukes to enjoy a good Pumpkin Cake—Ashley Craft’s latest cookbook has you covered.
The only equipment required for this cake recipe is a mug and a microwave.
Fearless foodies and Velveeta fanatics should find a participating BLT restaurant stat.
You don't need fancy equipment to make homemade ice cream—just a mason jar and some elbow grease.
Instructions for making biscuits can be complicated, but this three-ingredient, five-step recipe is hard to get wrong.
With safety goggles and an adult standing by, this elephant toothpaste recipe makes a great science experiment for kids.
An amateur baker’s lemon trifle is about to become an iconic British dessert—and you can make it, too.
If you need a rice vinegar substitute, reach for the rice wine vinegar—not the rice wine.