• Cakes,  Food

    White Chocolate Cake

    You guys! By now you probably know that sometimes, I try to bake something and i stead get something completely different but equally good. Well this time I planned to make blondies (aka brownies’ white cousins) and put a tiny bit too much baking powder and not enough butter. Still got an amazing, decandent white chocolate cake my friends at the office all devored 😊

  • Bread,  Food

    Buttery Bread Rolls

    Initially, these bread rolls were supposed to be scones. Initially. You see, sometime you kinda get the ingredients right but something else appears. Like when you try to make a salad and end up making cupcakes. Yep, that happens. These buttery bread rolls though, are probably one of my best mistakes. Soft, moist, full of favor. Jeez, they’re good. And I do hope you try making them at home too 😊

  • Food

    Nordic Breakfast Toast

    I’m a massive proponent of brunch. To be honest, brunch >>>> dinner any day. I went on a date recently and my date had a nordic breakfast, which inspired me to make this toast. So much more colorful than cereals, and so full of proteins and all the good stuff 👌 Also. If you look closely, I may or may not have overcooked the poached eggs, so yeah. Still yummy 😎. But don’t overpoach your eggs.

  • Cookies,  Food,  Non classé

    The Best Chocolate Chip Cookies

    Yesterday we had a potluck planned with friends, and as a baker I obviously had to go with dessert. I initially planned to make two recipes, brownies and chocolate chip cookies. The brownies ended up very chocolaty and not to sweet, which I really like, as an occasional eater of 99% chocolate (🙈). However, I know not everyone is the same and some people find dark chocolate bitter. Decided to stick with  chocolate chip cookies, cause they’re easy to make and everyone likes them (…riiight?). These are crunchy cookies you will absolutely love with a glass of milk or just on their own. Tip: for crunchier cookies, bake them for…

  • How-to

    Buttercream (chocolate and vanilla)

    Let’s talk about buttercream. I love it because it’s very versatile and easy to make. The butter to icing sugar ratio I normally follow is 1:3. Of course, you can also add some vanilla extract, milk or maple syrup to taste. Or you could substitute some icing sugar for cocoa powder.  Just make sure the cream stays consistent, cause a cream that’s too liquid wouldn’t set very well of course. Also, it’s always a nice idea to put the icing if thr fridge for 30 min before putting it on the cupcakes or cake, so that it sets properly.  Chocolate buttercream (8 cupcakes): 3 tbsp cocoa powder // 1/2 cup…