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If you're one of Joy the Baker's fans, you know how good her recipes are. Joy Wilson is a self-taught-turned-professional baker who, eight years ago, made a big mark in the world of food bloggers with her inventive recipes and beautiful photographs to match. "I was driven by an unreasonable need to document my food and recipes - I just wanted to share it all," she told The Everygirl. Now she's she author of two cookbooks, Joy the Baker Cookbook and Homemade Decadence, and she has over 300K followers on Instagram. With so many tried-and-true recipes for sweets, appetizers, and more, we wanted to highlight 15 standout recipes that fans have made and that you should, too.
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