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Chocolate Cream Pie With Oreo Crust:
Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muffins:
Rice Krispie Treats:
Frozen Key Lime Pie:
Classic Zucchini Bread:
Classic Tiramisu:
Vanilla Creme Brûlée:
Simple Bread Pudding:
Snickerdoodles:
Sweet Potato Pie:
Magnolia Bakerys’s Banana Pudding:
No-Bake Cookies:
Tall and Creamy Cheesecake:
Easy Banana Bread:
Dump Cake:
Classic Oatmeal-Raisin Cookies:
Flan:
Funnel Cake:
Strawberry Shortcake:
Microwave Chocolate Pudding Cake:
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Walker Michael Gonzalez Carol Martinez Patricia
This was shot so beautiful! Watching this is like meditation.
Hall Michelle Martin Ruth Harris Anna
White Scott Smith Daniel Martin Steven
Harris Eric Hernandez Shirley White Sharon
Clark Amy Harris Larry Martin Helen
Miller Christopher Hall Jessica Robinson Elizabeth
I wish there were timestamps.
Moore Thomas Lewis Lisa White Anthony
Sweet potato pie with streusel and some alternative crust like cookies seems better or graham crackers crust
Has anyone tried skipping the cocoa powder and using vanilla instead bc I’m used to a vanilla Oreo pie
Recipe #6-Classic Tiramisu: How do you justify using raw eggs in the recipe? I thought you were about to make a pastry cream, or cream Anglais. Would salmonella question not bother anyone trying this recipe? Waiting for your reply. Thank you.
Some of the desserts looked tasty, though I was surprised by some of the cheats used (pkg pudding mix). However the caramel flan should have been redone. The custard itself looks fine, but the caramel looks dreadful, like wormy bits? And the microwave chocolate pudding cake looked rather nasty though I suppose it might have tasted okay. The cheesy music was the most annoying part. I appreciated the complete lack of yapping and the primpy shiny faces. But, all in all, I give this a C-. Back to the drawing board, folks.
Rice Krispie Treats are, like, good, but stunning? Nah!
8965 Milo Coves
Also thank you for keeping the slightly cracked cheesecake!!!
THANK YOU for using a hand mixer rather than a stand mixer!!!!!!!❤ Edit: Mostly
Hang in there working people help is on the way! TRUMP 2024 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Definitely saved a few to my Recipe box. But I have to say, in no way does zucchini bread or banana bread qualify as dessert! Brunch or breakfast, that's it. 😂
While I appreciate the compilation I do think that the editor who decided to randomly scatter the ingredients for each recipe all over the page should be aptly fired. How irritating to try and match what is being added to sporadically placed names (for 2 seconds at the most). Does anyone at NYT Cooking even review this before it gets posted on YouTube? If you used subtitles/Closed Captions then we could overlook the incompetence of whomever managed production of this.
I miss Solah's commentary 😢
Individual Recipe Timestamps:
0:06 No.1 Chocolate Cream Pie With Oreo Crust
2:37 No.2 Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muffins
4:14 No.3 Rice Krispie Treats
6:02 No.4 Frozen Key Lime Pie
7:01 No.5 Classic Zucchini Bread
9:55 No.6 Classic Tiramisu
11:42 No.7 Vanilla Creme Brûlée
13:11 No.8 Simple Bread Pudding
14:29 No.9 Snickerdoodles
15:53 No.10 Sweet Potato Pie
17:19 No.11 Magnolia Bakerys’s Banana Pudding
19:20 No.12 No-Bake Cookies
20:23 No.13 Tall and Creamy Cheesecake
22:57 No.14 Easy Banana Bread
24:28 No.15 Dump Cake
25:44 No.16 Classic Oatmeal-Raisin Cookies
27:33 No.17 Flan
30:34 No.18 Funnel Cake
32:07 No.19 Strawberry Shortcake
35:00 No.20 Microwave Chocolate Pudding Cake
I'm hoping for some gluten free, dairy free, soy free options!