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One of my many interests and hobbies in life is baking. It
is something that I have loved doing since before I can even remember. Spending
time with my grandmother in the kitchen as a child making cakes, cookies, and
various experimental creations (some of which turned out edible) are my fondest
memories. Now while I in no way consider myself to be an expert in the realm of
baking, I do enjoy it quite a bit and I believe it is a way for generations to
bond through creating and, most importantly, enjoying these sweet treats.
One day I hoped to be as blessed with talent as my
grandmother is in the kitchen; making all sorts of elaborate cookies and fruit
pies from scratch. But, I have at least found a few ways to somewhat live up to
her expectations, by cutting some corners and using store bought ingredients. I
realize that not all of us are Top Chefs and some may view the kitchen as a
foreign place, this is why I have decided to choose baking as my topic for the
semester. As college students and young
adults, learning how to not only cook but to bake is a useful skill that I
think everyone should have. I plan on putting together simple, beginner level
recipes that just about anyone can master, as well as some useful tips for new
cooks in the kitchen.

Tyler, I'm not in your class this semester, but I glanced by your page and read your post. I think that this is an excellent topic as I also have a love for baking. :)
ReplyDeletethank you! i'm excited to see where it takes me (: check out my new blog all about baking, it's called "Brunette Baking 101."
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