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Flaky cinnamon buns, caramelized brussel sprouts, quick, craveworthy chicken and tortellini [Disappearing Deal! Digital All-Access offer ends Monday]( [Last chance to save 40%! Start Free Trial > Featured recipe image: Prosciutto and Fig Pinwheel Bread]( [“Recipes that always, always work.” -The New York Times]( Dear fellow home cook, I’ll lead with an alert . . . this really is it folks, your last chance to get All Access membership through the beginning of NEXT year for the 2022 rate. That’s three decades of tested and perfected recipes, genius cooking techniques, game-changing discoveries, unbiased ingredient and equipment reviews, and every episode of both our TV shows online and on our app for just $45.00 a year. Grab it now to try it free for 14 days (no charge today, just instant access to recipes). Watch the finale of America’s Test Kitchen: The Next Generation (streaming now on Amazon’s Freevee) to find which talented home cook won a spot in our cast. 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Get Free Access > Then Save 40% For a Limited Time]( [Icon] Featured Member Benefit ATK App Use the members’ app to browse recipes (a new collection is added every week, perfect for inspiration), “Favorite” recipes and reviews you want to come back to, cook with your app using the “View Ingredients” button to instantly see the ingredient list without scrolling, share recipes and reviews with friends, comment on recipes for other members, and create notes that only you can see. [Screenshots from the app]( [Delight someone with these]( Morning Buns For these cinnamon bun meets flaky croissant beauties, we streamlined the dough from a time- and effort-intensive croissant approach and made faux puff pastry. Have a rolling pin and a zipper-lock bag? You’re half way to warm, pull-apart, melt-in-your-mouth, cinnamony heaven. Bonus . . . These buns can be prepped, frozen, and then baked (they make a great Valentine’s Day breakfast surprise.) [Icon] Member Comment “This technique was much more approachable for a first attempt than rolling a block of butter into dough. Thank you! And they taste phenomenal, :)” – Betsy H. , All-Access Member [Icon] Step by Step Photos All recipes are clearly written and often have video and/or photo how-tos, so you can confidently make bakery favorites like these buns at home. Step-by-step photos walk you through the genius streamlined process for a faux puff pastry. [1. Toss slices of butter with flour in a zipper-lock bag and shake until the butter is coated with the flour.]( [2. Flatten the butter into long flakes by pressing the air out of the bag, sealing it, and rolling over it a few times with a rolling pin.]( [3. After you've dumped the butter-flour mixture into a bowl, str in the sour cream, orange juice, water, and an egg yolk.]( [4. Knead the mixture briefly on a floured surface, form it into a ball, and roll the dough into a rectangle.]( [5. Starting at a short end of the rectangle, roll up the dough into a tight cylinder.]( [6. Flatten the cylinder gently, and freeze for 15 minutes. Again roll the chilled dough into a rectangle, then follow the steps to fill.]( [Bake and save. Sweet! Save 40% > Last chance before the Game and Valentine's Day!]( [Nutty, sweet and crusty]( Skillet-Roasted Brussels Sprouts The best brussels sprouts recipe you’ll ever find takes these diamonds of the vegetable world from raw to perfectly caramelized, crispy, and browned in just 20 minutes . . . with no oven time. Our genius technique—start the sprouts in a cold skillet with just a little oil and water—is definitely “share with your friends” worthy. Flavor variations including lemon and Pecorino, maple syrup and smoked almonds, pomegranate and pistachios, and gochujang and sesame seeds keep things interesting. 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