Cute Mardi Gras cookies made to look like beaded necklaces. You don’t need to wear these in New Orleans, just make them for a fun party.
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Stunning conversation candy hearts with a rustic color scheme. Shapes include hearts, lips, and little Eiffel Towers. For Valentine’s Day, weddings or Mother’s day.
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I’m pretty pumped to announce that 1 Fine Cookie now has a YouTube channel. That’s right. I will be gifting (polluting) the inter-webs with even more glorious cooking videos!
Some will re-visit my classic evil concoctions, while others will accompany fresh, (and so clean, clean) nueva posts.
This was a huge learning […]
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Whenever I get a rare second to think (millisecond is more accurate), I think to myself how much my life has changed since I became a food blogger and freelancer food writer/photographer.
For example, I don’t have much free time (in case I didn’t make myself clear). Most of my fellow career food […]
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Do you ever obsess over a food flavor that isn’t exactly the most popular? It’s safe to say most people love (obsess) over chocolate ice.
When I come out with any recipe that involves chocolate, it’s like a million tween girls finding out Justin Beiber just Tweeted.
Add that […]
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A few weeks ago, I posted this recipe for birthday funfetti cake batter marshmallows.
…and promised to show you how to make the cake stand. I’d like to think it is incredibly cute.
Or little turtles.
Turtle power.
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It’s no joke this whole sprinkle fiasco. As a baker, I constantly hear and read about the sprinkle debate. Some tout them as pretty and fun. Others moan that they are narsty and insipid (at times referred to as “waxy”).
I consider sprinkles much like Grand Theft Auto. Totally tasteless, […]
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I grew up a Hallmark Catholic and Jew. Some might even say a holiday Catholic or Jew. Let me explain. My mother is Roman Catholic, and my father is Jewish. They wanted to expose my siblings and I to both of their backgrounds. We celebrated Hallmark holidays: Hanukkah and Christmas, Passover and Easter. So one […]
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