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Disney is letting everyone in on a little magic. After previously sharing recipes for park staples like its churros and grilled cheese sandwich, the Disney Parks Blog has now offered up the culinary pièce de résistance: Mickey-shaped beignets. The sweet treat can typically be found in the New Orleans Square at Disneyland, but it can now be replicated at home for those who choose to follow the five steps listed ahead. A brief disclaimer: the beignets do seem a bit more difficult than the aforementioned recipes, and the process involves some frying know-how, as well as a Mickey Mouse cookie...

The Parks at Disney are temporarily closed, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your favorite Disney bites at home. The official Disney Parks Blog is posting recipes like the ones for the popular Churro Bites and the Mickey Mouse Beignets from New Orleans Square at Disneyland Resort and Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter at Walt Disney World from Disney’s animated classic The Princess and the Frog and the  – inspired by the classic Disney snack that is found at all of our parks across the globe. These recipes are easy to make with readily available ingredients found...

Today, we’re going to make sourdough blueberry muffins. This recipe is for sourdough blueberry muffins, but you can use this recipe more like a master or base recipe and sub chocolate chips, apples, zucchini, or your favorite filling in place of the blueberries. Blueberries just happen to be in season right now, so I’m making lots of blueberry muffins at the moment. ⠀⠀⠀⠀ Sourdough is the official hobby of coronavirus quarantine (the current state of the world right now) . Everyone (or at least everyone according to social media) is making and sharing sourdough photos. Personally, I love this! Sourdough...

So many of us have sourdough starters going (the official coronavirus quarantine hobby) and we’re looking for ways to use our hungry “pet.” As I mentioned the other day, most people associate sourdough with just bread, but you can make so much than just bread with your sourdough starter. The other day we made muffins and today we’re going to make pizza. Besides these options, you can also make waffles, crackers, focaccia, garlic knots, pancakes, banana bread, and so much more. If you’re new to sourdough, it’s a topic we’ve discussed on the blog (before it was the cool hobby...

Eh ’em. Calling all lovers of thick, pillowy pizza crust! This epic homemade pan pizza tastes just like the thick crust pizza from your favorite pizzeria. The smell wafting from the oven is enough to make you visibly drool (we did!). Cooking in a cast iron skillet makes the crust crispy on the outside and soft on the inside: and the cheese goes all the way to the edges. These supreme-style toppings with gooey cheese and garlicky tomato sauce…well, it’s true perfection. Side benefit: it’s easy to make, too. Here’s how to make the best pan pizza! How to make...