Baking/Cooking Tips
How to Make Perfect Cake Pops: Part 1- Questions & Answers
The Ultimate KitchenAid Mixer Review: KitchenAid Comparison Chart & Everything You Need to Know
How to Develop A Recipe (or Improve One)
Bread Making 101: How to Make Bread, Everything You Need to Know
There are a few things in the baking world that seem almost magical to others. Bread making is one of those. To those who haven’t made homemade bread, it seems mysterious and vast. Unknown terms and the unknown magic of yeast. But it doesn’t need to be. People have been making bread since…well, the beginning of recorded history. It only seems so… Read More
How to Remove Pin Bones from Salmon
My husband loves salmon. I dislike the price, but I like a happy husband. And I can admit it tastes pretty good. Especially when I make my “Roast Salmon w/ Bell Pepper-Tomato Vinaigrette.” The only annoyance is those little bones running in a line down the entire fillet. For those who are curious, they’re “floating” bones (aka- not attached to… Read More
13 Ways to Use Your KitchenAid Mixer (without buying extra attachments)
I was browsing on reddit the other day and read that I could use my KitchenAid mixer to shred chicken. I read that and thought, “There is no way that works.” But I tried it: I threw the entire cooked chicken breast in the mixer, put on the paddle, and turned it on. A minute later I had shredded chicken!… Read More
Why Does Bread Rise?
As I’ve been learning more about cooking and baking, I’ve discovered that understanding the fundamentals behind recipes is vital. Yes, Pinterest can provide 100 bread recipes. But which one should you use? And if you have a great bread recipe that works….most of the time? What’s going on the other times? So I’ve decided to start a series tentatively titled… Read More
12 Ways Ice Cube Trays Can Save Time and Money
Make Boxed Cake Mix Taste Like It Was Made From Scratch
I was in a rush the other day…so I gave in and grabbed a boxed cake mix from the shelf. (I know, gasp in horror!) But I still wanted it to taste great. I’ve learned a lot about cooking in the last two years, so I knew that with the right ingredients and substitutions, I could make even a boxed… Read More









