How can I prevent cake layers from doming in the center?
Use even baking strips or make a slight well in the center of the batter before baking.
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Season well, use a high oven temperature, and ensure vegetables are not overcrowded on the pan.
Ensure dairy products are at room temperature and add them slowly to hot mixtures while stirring.
Use a thickener like cornstarch or tapioca, let the pie cool completely before cutting, and consider macerating the fruit to draw out some juices before baking.
Water, steam, or other moisture can cause chocolate to seize. To rescue, whisk in more liquid until smooth again.
Use fresh ingredients, measure accurately, and taste as you go. Balance sweetness, acidity, and alcohol content.
Use high-starch ingredients, incorporate dairy or non-dairy alternatives, and blend until smooth and velvety.