Recipe Index
A handy gallery of all recipes & experiments
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A short and sweet post this week. Because I am very excited to announce… the Bake Experiments Recipe Index!
After nearly a year of baking experiments and recipe testing, it was about time I got organised.
Using Notion database, here is an easily searchable and supremely organised one stop shop for all Bake Experiments recipes and experiments.
Whether you are looking for a light Springtime shortbread, to a fancy Autumnal Crumble Tartlet, this handy gallery is stuffed with recipe ideas and baking advice.
THE INDEX LINK - click here for an up to date gallery of all Bake Experiments recipes and experiments!
Organised by (and searchable):
Recipe Type - whether you are looking for cookies, cakes or choux. This easily searchable board will help you see all the recipes at a glance.
Season - All recipes organised according to the season. From a Springtime lemony layer cake, to wintery Black Forest Macarons, this board is full of seasonal bake ideas.
Difficulty Level - Easy, Intermediate or Advanced. Whether you are after an easy brownie recipe, or something fancy to show off your skills, this board will help you find a bake with the right skill level for you.
Also including an:
Experiments Guide, with all of the technique experiments I have conducted.
Want to learn how to fix a split ganache or the perfect meringue for a lemon tart? This guide will help you find the right article.
Historical Bakes Guide, including links to all historical inspired bakes and newsletters stuffed with historical titbits.
Flavour Pairing Love Letters, all the recipes from my ‘A Love Letter to…’ series.
With more coming soon!
And if you can’t be jaffed to scroll back up… Here is The INDEX LINK for you once again!
I hope you like it and find this a useful resource. Because, it took bloody ages.
Any questions at all on how to use it, do pop me a line.
Lots of love! xx