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Cakes, causes, curiosity…. September 8, 2010. I’ve got the “official” site up now. Still having technical difficulty, but you can find it here:. You are currently viewing the archives for September, 2010. At Baking a Difference. Blog at WordPress.com. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Baking a Difference”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com.
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Cakes, causes, curiosity…. August 26, 2010 2 Comments. Today is my day to watch the chickens. There I’ve done it, I’ve written my first line. Not as catchy as my all-time favorite first line, “Call me Ishmael.” the one and only thing I remember from my failed attempt to read Moby Dick while on a 24-hour train trip from Crimea to Moscow way back in 1993, but it’ll do. Have you read Moby Dick? This is Baking a Difference. Unbelievably delicious, and I was bragging. Kara was in the process of baking a w...
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Cakes, causes, curiosity…. August 26, 2010 2 Comments. Today is my day to watch the chickens. There I’ve done it, I’ve written my first line. Not as catchy as my all-time favorite first line, “Call me Ishmael.” the one and only thing I remember from my failed attempt to read Moby Dick while on a 24-hour train trip from Crimea to Moscow way back in 1993, but it’ll do. Have you read Moby Dick? This is Baking a Difference. Unbelievably delicious, and I was bragging. Kara was in the process of baking a w...
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Baking Across Country | From New Jersey to California
From New Jersey to California. April 18, 2011 by Olive and Twist. More likely, a cake in a crescent shape was created in the mid 1500s, and served at a royal banquet. They gained popularity from there, and are essential to every breakfast in France. We had three similar recipes- one Evan already tried, one from the San Francisco Baking Institute, and Cooks Illustrated. Being our normal selves, we chose Cooks Illustrated because their philosophy is to test recipes until they’ve created a perfect result.
Baking, Actually | The Happenings of an Aspiring Bakeress
The Happenings of an Aspiring Bakeress. It is that time of the year again: Pesach, or Passover. During this week (since Monday night), my family and I will celebrate the Feast of Unleavened Bread. We don’t eat anything with leaven in it, which means resorting to matzah or unleavened pita for sandwiches, pizza, and so on. I recall the first time my family and I participated in this feast. It was agonizing trying to figure out what to eat! To start you will need:. 1 tablespoon Italian seasoning (optional).
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Baking a Difference | cakes, causes, curiosity…
Cakes, causes, curiosity…. September 8, 2010. I’ve got the “official” site up now. Still having technical difficulty, but you can find it here:. August 26, 2010 2 Comments. Today is my day to watch the chickens. This is Baking a Difference. A thunderbolt of an idea that hit me ten days ago, that combines a few of my many interests. You see it all began with a needy barista, a recipe I absolutely had to bake and a fond memory of watching my Mom bake cakes. Unbelievably delicious, and I was bragging. K...
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Baking Adventures In A Messy Kitchen - A blog about healthy baking, with occasional dips into decadence.
Baking Adventures In A Messy Kitchen. A blog about healthy baking, with occasional dips into decadence. Loaves, Breads, and Cakes. Low(er) Fat / Healthy. Blondies, Brownies, and Bars. Meyer Lemon Earl Grey Tea Muffins. I had serious doubts about these muffins. For one, I don’t even LIKE Earl Grey tea (despite the Captain Picard connection. The texture I was so worried about ended up being part of what makes them so magnificent. They’re just … soft. Beautifully soft. I boosted the bergamot in the tea with...
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Baking Adventures with Lyssa | Come Bake With Me!
Baking Adventures with Lyssa. Come Bake With Me! Something to Say…. January 3, 2017. I am so so so so SO sorry for being gone for so long! But I’m sure your Christmas was just as crazy as mine! But just to let you know, I have been baking all through my break. But I didn’t post any of it because it was stuff that I have already made. Gingerbread Cookies, Sugar Cookies, Chocolate chip… OH! No Bake Chocolate peanut butter oat cookies. December 8, 2016. 1 c peanut butter. November 1, 2016. October 31, 2016.
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Baking Adventures with Shirley! | Join me on my baking journey!
Baking Adventures with Shirley! Join me on my baking journey! Mocha Chocolate Chip Cookies. March 19, 2013. But tomorrow the kids will try them and we will see what they say! February 19, 2013. This week we made Boca Negra. I made it earlier in the week and we had it on Valentines Day. Unfortunately, I think my pan was an 8 inch and not 9 inch so 30 minutes wasn’t quite enough so it was underdone in the middle. But my oh my, did this taste great! This is definitely on the make again list! December 4, 2012.
