#baking
Pumpkin spice cheesecake, because there’s no end to celebrating all that is October
Eats & Drinks | Classic French Croissants
The one thing I will always remember about Paris is the croissants at a bakery a block away from our Airbnb. They were astounding and cost less than $1 US. When we returned I immediately tried to find an easy replacement. No grocery store or coffee shop croissant came close, so my daughters and I tried making them. I hit pay dirt on our first recipe! I have to give full credit to finecooking.com…
anyone wanna see the cake we just made
(we tried to stencil powdered sugar too but it got kind of fucked up)
Tips for baking with arthritis and other hand-related chronic pain
I luckily haven’t had to deal with much chronic pain or hand pain yet, especially with regards to baking (crochet is another story). That said, these look like some pretty solid tips! There’s also some in the comments section.
As this link nears five hundred notes, I’m just… very quietly touched at how many people are sharing it. Whether they need it themselves (or think they will someday), or know someone else who might need it, the fact that all of them are sharing the sentiment of “I want the people who love doing this thing to be able to keep doing the thing that they love” is… yeah. It makes me happy.
With everything so serious in the world right now, here’s some good news in the world:
Bread is bringing folks together
The endangered African Black Rhino is increasing in population due to conservation efforts
CO2 emissions in India are dropping for the first time in 4 decades
Whaling in Iceland has been haunted for the second season straight
Some Dutch bus stations are being turned into bee havens
People around the world are turning to poetry
Victory gardens are making a reappearance in homes
Feel free to add positive news stories you’ve come across!