A cross between Chinese milk bread and Portuguese and Hawaiian sweet bread, these tender rolls are easy to make and are perfectly sized for sliders. Sweetened condensed milk pulls double duty in this ...

Swirling in a few spoonfuls of rich, thick sweetened condensed milk adds decadence to any recipe. The one hitch: You often don't need to use the whole can. So what to do with the extra? We asked First ...

If you love whipping up homemade desserts, you've likely got a can or two of condensed milk sitting in your pantry. This trusty ingredient is made by evaporating around 60% of the water from cow's ...

Basically, you mix together warm water, sugar, and yeast, and then add some coconut oil, salt, bread flour, and of course the ...

Sweetened condensed milk is the unsung hero of your baking supply toolkit. A can of this luscious, milky liquid is the backbone that imparts flavor and texture to dessert bars, no-bake pies, and even ...

Imagine a kitchen filled with flan, poke cakes, puddings, cookie bars and the most decadent brownies you've ever tasted. In that kitchen's pantry, there is one common ingredient (or was lol) that ties ...

What started in 1856 as a nonrefrigerated milk product to reduce infant mortality and fight food poisoning is now the go-to canned sweetener in an array of desserts and beverages from around the world ...