There’s a noticeable shift this time of year: markets brighten, recipes lighten and desserts lean into freshness rather than ...

If I could only bake one cake forever, it would be Dorie Greenspan's French Yogurt Cake. It's been my go-to for over 10 years because it's reliably good, endlessly adaptable, and always within reach.

Author Aleksandra Crapanzano, who lived in Paris as a child, has written a charming new book on French confections. In "Gateau: The Surprising Simplicity of French Cakes," she tells the story of ...

Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees and grease an 8 inch (round) cake pan. In medium bowl, lightly beat eggs with hand-mixer on medium speed; approximately 30 seconds. Add oil, sugar and yogurt; beat for 1 ...

"You’ll just need one mixing bowl—no stand mixer or hand mixer required. Mix the cake batter, top it with fresh blueberries, ...

Yogurt piled with fruit, granola or a saucy compote is my choice for breakfast on the go — or for when I’m too lazy to manage anything other than scooping food into a bowl. But this staple the world ...

Dessert: The recipe for plain yogurt cake! The easy, very soft dessert that everyone has already made, children and adults alike! This traditional French recipe, born in the 1950s, has become a true ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dorie Greenspan's French Yogurt Cake is light, spongy texture stays moist thanks to yogurt and oil. Rubbing the sugar with lemon ...