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A moist and flavorful walnut cake packed with toasted walnuts. Simple to make with pantry staples, perfect for celebrations or an everyday treat.
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Bright, tart lemon bars made with a buttery shortbread crust and a silky lemon curd filling. The curd uses a dozen eggs for a firm, slice‑able bar that stays glossy and flavorful. Finished with a dusting of powdered sugar, these bars are perfect for winter holidays or any time you need a citrus‑punchy dessert.

Whole 12‑lb (5.4 kg) turkey brined overnight in Meat Church’s Bird Baptism brine, deboned and spatchcocked, seasoned with Honey Hog seasoning and coarse black pepper, and smoked at 275 °F (135 °C) on a pellet grill until the breast reaches 155 °F (68 °C). Basted with melted butter and rested 30 min before serving. Ideal for Thanksgiving dinner.

A fool‑proof reverse‑sear method for a thick New York strip steak, finished with a hot butter‑baste and served alongside a quick cheesy‑egg tortilla topped with chili oil and chives. The recipe works indoors using an oven and cast‑iron skillet or outdoors on a charcoal grill.

A warm, comforting caramel apple crisp made entirely in a skillet—no pie dough, no fuss. Apples are caramelized, tossed with a homemade caramel, and topped with a buttery oat crumble. Perfect for fall and winter, and best served warm with vanilla ice cream.

Learn how to grill a perfect ribeye steak using Nick DiGiovanni's dry‑brine method, Binchotan charcoal, and a simple salt‑and‑pepper finish. This recipe walks you through seasoning, charcoal preparation, rendering the fat cap, achieving a deep crust, and resting for maximum juiciness.

A simple, beginner-friendly sourdough loaf that requires no scale, thermometer, Dutch oven, or stretch-and-fold technique. Just water, starter, flour, salt, a fork, and a loaf pan—plus a bit of patience for bulk fermentation and an overnight cold retard.