Like I didn't have enough to do.
I've been using my bread machine like crazy, of late, and started wondering how I could use it make bread that wasn't part of the recipes that came with it. Things like sourdough bread (Yes, Virginia, there is a way). So, rather than litter this blog with tons of bread maker recipes, at the expense of everything else, I decided to open up another one.
Glutton for punishment, that's me.
Why the kitchen store? To put it simply, I need the money. Well, with all the time I've been putting into this blog, and now the new one, I've got to start justifying the work with more than a feeling of love and acomplishment. I need cash.
Don't worry. I'll never put an item in the store I wouldn't consider buying, myself. When I started this blog I had 5 goals in mind:
- To entertain
- To inform
- To develop my writing skills
- To help make cooking fun and show that you don't have to be a master chef to make good food.
- To help people bring their families together.
I will not abandon these goals for the sake of simple profit.
Besides, there's not much profit in kitchen stuff. At the same time, if you're in the market for a piece of cooking equipment, or a new cookbook, I'd be grateful if you check out the store, first.
Even if you don't, that's okay. Keep coming to the party. It's not as much fun without you.
Photo by the amazing Maria Colangelo. Used with permission.
1 comment:
This bread looks fabulous. This looks great! I have a recipe I came up with and like quite well but always looking for another option and this looks great! I plan on making more bread as I have never really been a bread maker. I am always looking for great tips so thank you. I think A stylish bread maker, that looks good and bakes a variety of delicious bread types. thank you for posting and sharing it.
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