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If you've ever taken your perfectly baked cake out of the oven, only to find that half of it remains in the pan when you try to remove it, then this post
I started this post 2 days ago - I had planned a pizza and salad dinner and was in the midst of prepping and taking pictures when Mike called.
First day back home - it still feels surreal to me that we are back to our normal lives.
Baking, versus cooking, definitely requires more patience, precision and overall adherence to recipes.
Don't panic - I'm speaking to your ingredients.
For years I avoided recipes that required rolling and cutting out dough.
I came across this recipe years ago, in the Wednesday section of the New York Times.
Sending your first child off to college is an experience unlike any other - one that you can't really prepare for, or anticipate all the emotions of.
I can always tell when it's getting close to the time for Chelsea to come home because I start getting e-mails with links to sites like this.
Matzoh crack - matzoh layered with buttery toffee and melted chocolate - you must try it!
When Chelsea and Conor were little - about a million years ago - peanut allergies had not yet been invented.
One of my favorite movies of all time is "The Wizard of Oz".
As a (very) young woman working full-time in Manhattan, I took advantage of the many baking classes offered at various cooking schools around the city.
I've been trying all week to think of what to write for Mother's Day, as I have a truly wonderful mom.
I've never been a big fan of chocolate - I'm the mom who, when rifling through the kids' Halloween treat bags (come on, you know you do it too.
Three years ago I found out that my little town would be getting its very own farmers market, and I wasted no time introducing myself to the market