3 pounds carrots (about 10 medium, to yield 2 cups carrot pulp) 2 tablespoons olive oil — Pinch of salt For the cake 3 cups all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 ...

Dense, moist and homey, carrot cake is the quintessential American classic. It evolved from a time when sugar was expensive, so root vegetables like carrots, parsnips and beets sweetened the batter.

You’re going to love this carrot cake cookies recipe! Indulge in the perfect blend of spices, fresh carrots, and cream cheese ...

My mom remarried when I was in my 30s. Already on my path as a food professional, I decided to make her wedding cake. Or wedding cakes. I didn’t want to risk a tiered extravaganza caving in on itself ...

I think I made the first version of this carrot cake back when I was pastry sous chef at Gilt, the now long-ago shuttered restaurant inside New York’s Palace Hotel. My pastry boss at the time, David ...

Soft (i.e., spreadable) and mild, cream cheese is a young cow’s milk cheese that’s the result of a reaction between pasteurized cream—or a combination of whole milk and cream—and lactic acid, which ...

Heavy cream is a basic kitchen staple and can add a silky, smooth richness to a wide range of dishes, from no-bake cheesecakes to winter soups and creamy curries. However, there are a few good reasons ...

This carrot cake contains all the usual ingredients that make carrot cake distinct — carrots, cinnamon, walnuts — but with a bit (or more than a bit) more of everything! The cream cheese frosting is ...