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“Orange Is the New Black,” and “American Pie,” said the latter helped get him his latest gig hosting the Netflix backing competition series, “Blue Ribbon Baking Championship.” “This opportunity came along, and I thought it was a great idea. Of course, there’s the the obvious connection to baking from my early career,” Biggs, 46, told The Post, referring to the “American Pie” franchise. He added, “I think there’s a lot of fun to be had with that.

Meghan Markle’s new Netflix cooking series debuted on Tuesday — and some eagle-eyed viewers have already found an editing mistake.During episode 4, a blank chalk board is shown as Markle gets ready to write on it.However, in a second cut the chalk board has already been erased and Markle’s penmanship is lightly shown.“Bready or not, here I crumb,” the “Suits” alum then wrote in what appeared to be a take two. She then exclaims to the camera: “Okay, let’s go!”This isn’t the first time Markle had an editing mishap.When the former actress launched her new Instagram account in January, she posted a video filmed by her husband, Prince Harry, 40, in Montecito, California, where the couple lives with their two children — Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 2.In the clip, Markle wore an all-white outfit while running on the beach, writing “2025” in the sand before running off camera.But followers noticed that the homemaker ran past another “2025” in the sand, confirming that it wasn’t her first time penning the year.Meanwhile, after “With Love, Meghan” debuted, critics weren’t too pleased by the eight-episode series, produced by the Duchess and Duke of Sussex’s Archewell Production.

via Instagram before listing off all the yummy flavors.“Chocolate pecan, brown butter maple rum pecan, pumpkin phyllo, apple crumb and cranberry!” Stewart gloated.She also listed all the ingredients it took to make the pies — and with grocery prices these days, it likely cost the lifestyle guru a fortune.“Took two days, 100 eggs, 14 pounds pecan halves, eleven jars Karo syrup, 25 pounds heckers flour, thirty pounds plugra butter, six cups maple syrup, 60 ounces pumpkin puree, 18 cups fres [sic] cranberries, etc,” Stewart explained.However, the first self-made female billionaire in the United States made one crucial error while baking. “I used three big ovens which are a mess now because I stupidly forgot to place cookie sheets under some of the pies which bubbled and oozed everywhere,” Stewart admitted.The mistake didn’t ruin the outcome, though, as she concluded by telling her 2.4 million Instagram followers, “The pies are delicious!”Stewart has been making headlines for her Netflix documentary, “Martha,” after it dropped on the streaming site on Oct.

the iconic troublemaking twins, Fred and George Weasley, host a new Food Network show called “Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking.”“Baking shows are always on in both our households,” Oliver told The Post. James agreed. “My wife loves them.

Instagram on Friday, sharing the news “with a heavy heart.”“Not only a wonderfully talented baker but first and foremost an amazing mother, grandmother, wife and friend,” the statement reads. “Dawn passed away peacefully surrounded by her family.

every week is Cake Week at Project Cakery, her in-demand small business on the edge of England’s elite Cotswolds region.So when a stranger contacted her out of the blue asking for 3 10-inch cakes to celebrate the 61st birthday of somebody named George, she considered turning down the gig. “It was short notice and a lot of pressure because I already had r — I shouldn’t really have said yes,” the frazzled flour flogger, 22, told SWNS.The background to the stranger’s simple, “subtle” request, Tait said, was that there was a film being made in the area, and the director’s birthday was coming up.

admitted to The Guardian. “We’re not doing any national themes this year.”The “GBBO” — known as Collection 10 on Netflix and titled “The Great British Baking Show” in the US due to copyright issues involving Pillsbury — had included one national-themed week per season the past three years.Though there was criticism following the show’s “Japan Week” in 2020 and “German Week” in 2021, fans revolted against last year’s “Mexican Week.” Hosts Noel Fielding and Matt Lucas — both white Brits — were slammed for donning sombreros and maracas and mispronouncing Spanish words.The episodes saw contestants make tacos, which some viewers described as butchering the famous dish, while others complaining that the show was deviating from its baking premise toward cooking.In an effort to hit two birds with one stone, “GBBO” creators will replace the culturally insensitive nationality week with a Party Cakes challenge, according to Smith.

Rolling Stone interview, Hollywood, 57, revealed that he once baked muffins for Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman in the early ‘90s, while they were in Ireland filming the 1992 movie “Far and Away.” “I used to do blueberry and pumpkin muffins at the Dorchester, and there was a request put in for extra muffins. I thought, ‘This is weird.

‘The Masked Singer’ and ‘I Can See Your Voice’ and I enjoyed those shows,” he said. “Their take on this — it being an unboxing and mystery show on top of being a baking show — I thought was a great idea.

1. Preheat oven to 400°. Butter a 10″ springform pan.

This pie dough recipe is a game-changer. It uses butter and lard for extra flakiness, while cake flour ensures a tender crumb. Eggs add richness and vodka lets you get a little more liquid into the dough without building too much gluten, which can make dough tough.

FOR THE CAKE:FOR THE GLAZE:1. Heat oven to 350 degrees. Butter and flour a 10-inch Bundt pan.2.

David Beckham shared the sweetest video with his daughter Harper at the weekend, which gave a lovely glimpse into their family's home life.In the clip, which David posted to Instagram, the former footballer could be seen helping his nine-year-old ice biscuits which were shaped like baubles.LOOK: David Beckham adorably twins with daughter Harper in sweet photoDavid handed the little girl, a keen cook who wore a white chef's hat and matching apron, a piping bag and helped to guide her hands to do the fiddly decorating work."Do you want to do the first one or let daddy do the first one?" He asked.Harper offered to let David go first, but he said, "You do the first one," before saying "Squeeze," as the little girl said, "Oops."WATCH: Harper

Move over, Gordon Ramsay — it’s Nadiya Hussain’s “Time” to shine.

Baking bread from scratch is a commitment. But the truth is, no matter how far practices stretch out into the future, not all of us are blessed with the time, patience, or flour to nurture a sourdough from starter to finish.