i heart baking!: hello kitty macarons.
I found this link by accident but it was so cute that I had to include it. The cook/baker/artist has managed to make delicate macroon biscuits into the shape of the hello kitty logo. They look brilliant.
If you have 5 mins please follow the link.
i heart baking!: hello kitty macarons.
There are hundreds of websites that have caught my eye over the past few months but there are not enough hours in the day to make notes of all of them. There is one however, that has left a huge childlike grin on my face and that is a website called http://bravetart.com
The ingenious writer has come up with a dish that I would love to eat but I am not sure that I would be able to do justice to the recipe if I tried to make it myself. It is called Lucky Charms Panna Cotta. The image is just as you would imagine your perfect bowl of cereal and the description of the taste of the panna cotta has you drooling.
If you have a few minutes I would recommend a look.
BraveTart: Part of a Balanced Breakfast.
To the majority of food bloggers the words Food Buzz will be instantly recognised. It is a food community that links in posts from personal blogs with those that you can add directly on to the website.
As with all social media type of sites I was dubious at first but now I have a long list of recipes to try and new people to chat to. It is very easy to navigate round, which is always a bonus and on the whole everyone seems very friendly.
The quality of the images from the participant’s blogs is exceedingly high and puts mine to shame. Rather than put me off, I have found the manual that came with my camera and am determined to improve. How long this enthusiasm will last for is anybody’s guess.
If you are new to food blogging or are just wanting more inspiration for something to cook this weekend then I would recommend checking out the site.
There are thousands of websites devoted to food and drink and it is almost impossible to read through them all. I have found some lovely websites and most importantly recipes that work!
Here are a few from this week’s travels:
Ladles and Jellyspoons – Christmas cake in a jar – This article shows you how to make Christmas cakes in jam jars to give as Christmas gifts.
Mary’s Nest – Keeping a kitchen journal – Wonderful example of journalling
Grandma Loy’s Kitchen – Fudge recipe – Even if you have never thought about making fudge before, these recipes are worth a go.
There are loads more that I have found and I will post them regularly but these are well worth a read.
Enjoy!