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Toasted Coconut Cake

Toasting improves coconut in every way. Need proof? Try it on chocolate cake. Next up, salads. By Charles Perry

Figs Tart Up

Figs are ripe for sensuous cinema in 'Women in Love' and a tart with custard and crystallized ginger too. By David Latt

First Summer Stone Fruit

Cherries, sweet and sour, lend themselves to desserts and refrigerator pickles. By Martha Rose Shulman

Been There, Doing That

Portland gets its props as an early pioneer in the sustainable-organic-seasonal food movement. By Susie Norris

Buffalo Got Milk, Too

In the Philippines, water buffalo milk is on the wane but still the heart of traditional confections. By Robyn Eckhardt and David Hagerman

A Pastry Bible

Chef Robert Wemischner's new book is geared to the serious pastry-chef wannabe. By Tim Fischer

A Way With Orange Curd

The citrus lends itself to a layer cake that uses every part of the fruit for a super-orange dessert. By Charles Perry

Pineapple Meets its Match

A rich shortbread and a sticky-chewy filling make an irresistible Chinese New Year treat. By Sandra Wu

Savory Bacon Shortbread

These triple-threat cookies -- made with brown butter, bacon and sage -- fit anywhere on a holiday table. By Sandra Wu

The Gift of Baking Books

These new holiday cookbooks are a delight, with easy-to-follow recipes from experienced and new authors. By Tim Fischer

Making the Most of Honey

Honey has its limits -- but flavor isn't one of them. Picking the right jar for the right dish is the trick. By Martha Rose Shulman

True Hue of Pumpkin

Give the tired brown pie a rest this Thanksgiving. Start with fresh puree, then try a tart or spice cake. By Susie Norris

Rose's Baking Revelations

Review: Rose Beranbaum, author of 'The Cake Bible,' reaches heavenly heights. By Tim Fischer


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