
Explore Baking Evolution

Champurradas
Enjoy sesame-studded cookies that celebrate Guatemalan baking traditions. We share how to tweak the sweetener to enhance this crisp, golden-brown cookie.

Dark Chocolate Chip Cookies
Learn to make crispy-chewy or decadent fudgy cookies. With our Dark Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe, it’s up to you. We show you the secrets to mixing up the dough to create the perfect bite.

Blueberry Lemon Tea Cakes
Our Blueberry Lemon Tea Cake is a modern take on the classic tea cake, infused with the zest of fresh lemons and dotted with blueberries. The perfect companion to a cup of tea.

Vegan Wedding Cookie
Enjoy a powdered and plant-friendly shortbread cookie influenced by the Moorish and Russian tea cookie. This vegan Mexican Wedding Cookie is the perfect springtime treat.

Polvorón de Champurrado
Drawing inspiration from champurrado, a beloved Mexican hot beverage, this recipe combines Mexican chocolate, piloncillo, and vanilla. These ingredients interlace, creating a symphony of flavors in an indulgent cookie.

Pumpkin Spice Conchas
Try this iconic twist on a Mexican sweet bread. Combine pumpkin puree and a mix of warm, rich spices to create a sweet treat perfect for autumn and holiday gatherings.

Conchas Arcoiris
I probably don’t have to tell you that these are perfect for Pride celebrations. For the brightest, most vibrant colors for your rainbow conchas, use “electric” or “neon” food coloring gel instead of the standard variety.

Picones
These dark sweetbreads are popular during the lent season and are native to the state of Jalisco, México. The dark sugar topping contains whole wheat flour, shortening, sugar, eggs, molasses, and baking soda.

Conchita Rosita
The soft, cloudy-like texture of the bizcocho crumb structure is complimented with canela mortajada (coarse ground cinnamon) and hints of vanilla notes.

Rosca de Reyes 12.2021
This beautiful wreath like crown cake is representative of everything from the hiding and discovering of the child, to the crosses. They provide the perfect symmetry over the beautiful and special masterpiece.

Empanada de Calabaza
The empanada de calabaza is crafted using a sweet fermented dough called pan fino. The same dough recipe can be used to create a variety of different figures, such as elotes (corn), cuernitos (bull horns), troncos (tree trunks), just to name a few.

Bolillo de Piso
The bolillo de piso, traditionally shaped as a wheat berry, is a crusty bread roll, baked on the floor of a hot oven. There are a few critical steps through the process that require special care to the soft dough.

Tumbas - Pan de Muerto
The first day of November, it is known as El Dia de Los Inocentes (Day of the Children). In some regions of Mexico, the Pan de Muerto is decorated with white sugar to represent the deceased children on this day. The same sweet breads are decorated with red or pink sugar to represent the adult deceased on November 2nd, El Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead).

Pan Fino

Bolillo de piso

Telera - Grandmother Juanita Chile Verde

Concha Rosita

Black & White, Eight-strand Plaited Loaf

Conchas
