A cake and a pie fail in opposite directions, which is why they sit together here. A cake goes wrong in the mixing bowl: butter too cold to hold air, or flour worked so long the crumb turns rubbery. A pie goes wrong in the oven, where a bottom crust steams instead of browning and a custard keeps wobbling long after the timer.The recipes in this section say which failure they are guarding against. Where creaming matters, the step explains what the butter should look like before the sugar goes in. Where a blind bake is the difference between crisp and soggy, it is not optional. And where a filling is supposed to still move in the centre when you pull it out, the page says so, because carryover heat finishes the job and an overbaked custard cracks.For the smaller bakes that use the same techniques on a shorter timeline, see Cookies and Bars. For the chilled versions that skip the oven entirely, see No Bake Sweets, and for spoon desserts, Sweet Treats and Puddings.
These are not actual Dole Whip. They’re cupcakes that capture the flavor and texture of the pineapple soft-serve in a way that…
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