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Craving cake, but don’t necessarily have an occasion to make one for? Well then it’s a pretty good thing that you don’t need to wait until your birthday to make this honey-apple cake. This recipe falls under what I call “casual cakes,” meaning cakes that are perfectly suitable for Sunday brunch, afternoon tea, or any random Wednesday night when you need to fulfill a relentless cake craving without having to make something completely over the top. There’s a whole chapter in my book dedicated to these cakes without occasion.

With layers of fresh apple cake, honey buttercream, and a touch of crunchy oat crumble, you may even end up devouring a slice of this one for breakfast!

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Q: I’m making my first — yes, very first — apple pie. I’ve baked lots of other goodies, but I’ve never tried making an apple pie. My partner baked one last night; it was beautifully cooked on top, but not the bottom. I’d like to avoid those issues. Any advice?

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From Apartment Therapy → 10 No-Fail Decor Tricks & Tips for Small Spaces

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When I was a child, I was always a little difficult when it came time to eat my vegetables. But man, if my veggies looked like these rainbow rolls, I might’ve been more receptive to the whole idea.

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The Joy of Cooking Apron

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As book lovers and food lovers, we’ve long been fans of Out of Print Clothing, which creates tees, sweatshirts, and totes from vintage book covers. We now have even more reason to love them, as they’ve just launched their first product line with a vintage cookbook cover. And what better cookbook could they choose than The Joy of Cooking? The line kicks off their first apron release, but it doesn’t stop there — are you ready to slay your kitchen dragons?

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Like most new parents, after I had my first child I wondered when things would be back to normal. When would I feel and look like my old self? When I would have time to do the things I did before? When I would bounce back?

Three weeks ago, I had my fourth child, and I still find myself asking these questions. I can’t help but notice the extra baby weight that didn’t simply melt away after delivery. My maternity jeans are still the only pants that fit me. And of course, my workouts have evaporated into thin air. 

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