One liquid replaces eggs, oil, and water.

In anticipation of International Cake Day on July 20, here's a sweet slice of cake history. An upcoming webinar explains how ...

The Ultimate American Birthday Cake comes from Carlo’s Bakery in Hoboken, New Jersey, the family-owned bakery featured on TLC’s hit series “Cake Boss.” Priced at $21.69, the 5-pound cake serves up to ...

"Your guests will love the patriotic surprise inside when you start to slice," says The Chew cohost “Your guests will love the patriotic surprise inside when you start to slice,” says The Chew cohost ...

Did Ina Garten invent the flag cake? In a 2016 Food52 article about the origins of the flag cake, the writer spoke with Garten about her famous dessert. “It’s kind of silly. I think I just made it up, ...

For a recent Provisions photo shoot, we made a flag cake. It’s just a simple vanilla cake slathered in a healthy layer of buttercream, but it’s layered to look like a flag, meaning that every slice ...

For generations, American bakers have been making red velvet cakes, often as a substitute for costlier chocolate. Now, red velvet is going to star at a royal wedding. Britain's Princess Eugenie ...

Great American Cookies has now launched a new cake to welcome the Christmas season with traditional sweetness. Kicking off an epic partnership with The Lumistella Company, the parent company of Elf on ...

Anne Byrn was always a cake person, long before she made a career out of it. The Nashville-based author of the “Cake Mix Doctor” books grew up eating scratch-baked cakes, and she went to culinary ...

Your 4th of July dessert prep will be a slice of cake with this recipe from our Irish chef! Calling all non-bakers: If you’re not big on creating cakes and baked goods but are still interested in a ...

An excess of sugar and butter make this cake wonderfully moist. The cake should be baked in a 12-cup Bundt or a 10-inch tube pan, which does not require as much protein structure to look perfect as a ...

Thanksgiving means turkey, the Fourth of July equals hot dogs and burgers, and Christmas brings ham, so why doesn’t America have a specific food to eat on Election Day? Perhaps because we’re now too ...