This year’s cookies
Each year I bake up a few cookies for our neighbors, so I can try out a few recipes and also make up for being socially awkward the rest of the year.
Each year I bake up a few cookies for our neighbors, so I can try out a few recipes and also make up for being socially awkward the rest of the year.
Today in 1918, the birthday of Venetia Burney, who at age eleven, did something few people have done: she named a planet!
Judging by metronome marks on his sheet music, Ludwig von Beethoven wanted his compositions played really, really fast. Or did he?
A day later, the cookies are baked!
For the first time in Christmas baking history, the old boy is getting his ingredients organized beforehand!
Maybe everyone in junior high was right: the clothes you wear really can make you cool! At least if those clothes are the new fabric developed in China with a kind of cooling system embedded inside.
Last month, astronauts on the International Space Station baked chocolate chip cookies. But baking cookies in space is a little different than baking them on Earth.
This week's videos are (very) loosely themed around desserts - fitting that we're all coming down from the Halloween sugar rush.
We’re making cookies with some of the leftover Halloween candy.
Blurry, I know, but the three year old was blowing kisses to the baked goods on our way out of the house this morning.