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it's become a weekly tradition of mine to bake something on wednesday evenings while my favorite d&d show is live, and its so fun to make new things and realize that they aren't that tough to make (most of the time)! i made biscotti for the first time ever yesterday and they weren't perfect, but they weren't nearly as tough to make as i imagined!
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I baked some treats and released my first ever baking magazine and I’ve been so happy ever since! Doing things you love >>
Feb 16, 2025
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i love messy imprecise baking. i sorta measure but it isn't perfect and i don't have the "right" tools. i don't think baking was ever meant to be a scrutinous science. women have baked for years n decades n centuries n made wonderful food for their families without gram scales or 200 dollar mixers. i use a metal chopstick i stole from a restaurant when i was 19 to mix my dough for bread. it works just fine. baking should be cheap and easy and fun and tasty
Jul 23, 2024
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i first did a linocut print for a class last year, and i bought some of my own tools (a little starter kit was like $19 at hobby lobby), and i love that i can make the design once and then print with it as many times as i want! the carving process is very meditative to me- it doesn't take much thinking once you have the design on the block. personally i prefer rubber carving blocks over lino because its much easier to cut tho
Sep 27, 2024
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the other day i had a rotten sore throat w/ a quite empty pantry, so i just made a super simple pastina recipe (broth, orzo, parmesan, butter, & pepper) and i'm telling you. it was like magic how much better i felt! i wasn't cured or anything, but i felt leagues better for a few hours :)
Sep 30, 2024
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you just have to fake interest for like 10 seconds when you're getting the food itself and then you can leave right away with ur cookie or donut or whatever. love it.
Sep 18, 2024