To ensure a classic dessert that never gets old, try our rum baba recipe! Explained step by step below, the Ptitchef team will guide you in making this must-have dessert that everyone loves. A moist ...

Put the flour in a bowl and add the dry brewer's yeast, then mix with a spoon. Also add the sugar, vanilla extract, and a vial of orange flavoring. In a separate bowl, break the eggs, add the salt, ...

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It may take a couple of days before it’s ready to eat, but it’s well worth the wait. When my parents recall their Soviet childhood one thing they immediately think about is a school canteen with many ...

The rum baba is a wonderful thing. It is soft, spongy, and drenched in rum syrup. The very first rum baba I ever tasted was on the lunch menu in the restaurant I started my career in, Restaurant ...

If you’re seeking a crowd-pleasing sweet to shake up your Thanksgiving dessert routine, try this recipe for Babas au Rhum from Dorie Greenspan’s new book Baking Chez Moi. Hear more from Dorie and ...

80ml milk 2 tsp dry yeast 2 tsp caster sugar 1 pinch sea salt 3 eggs 300g plain flour 125g unsalted butter 3 tbsp white rum 50g currants For the syrup 200g caster sugar 200g water 1 tbsp golden syrup ...

It’s the only dessert fit for a king but with its own cartoon character, Rum Baa Baa. A rum baba is a humble yeast cake with dried fruit, a little larger than a biscuit. Its sole purpose in life is to ...

A sweet treat that's worth the effort. Sift the flour and the salt together. Mix the warmed milk with the sugar and the zest of lemon and add to the yeast. Mix the liquid in with the flour and combine ...