
How To Make easy Chocolate Pot de Creme recipe (fancy chocolate pudding)
Chocolate. French chocolate. Pots of it. Yum!
Simple techniques, resources, and how-to’s to help even the beginning cooks get a bit better and more confident in the kitchen.
Chocolate. French chocolate. Pots of it. Yum!
This recipe for easy molten lava cake by my daughter Katie was first seen on Mom 4 Real as a guest post several years ago. But,
This chocolate sauce recipe tastes better, contains better ingredients, and costs less than the purchased variety.
Cocoa powder is often the ingredient used in chocolate cake and a simple change from cocoa powder to flour won’t work for all kinds of
Make your own mocha syrup with only 4 ingredients. FOUR. Quatro. And it’s easy, fast, and delicious! Save yourself some money at the coffee shop!
Once again my girl Haley shows us a fast, easy recipe that will save us money AND help us take control of the ingredients in
A common question I get on many of our baking recipes is: “What is a substitute for butter”. To answer that question, we’ve gathered up
Learning how to make homemade pasta is a skill you will enjoy using again and again. I’m a good mom. I really am. Sometimes I
Don’t the words homemade ice cream sandwich make you sweat a bit? They sure make me a bit queasy and I consider myself fairly experienced
Here’s the trick: Boil your Russet potatoes with the skin ON. Boil your potatoes whole, with the skin on. Pour off the hot water and
Let me introduce you to your new weekend favorite, the dutch baby. I know, I know…you’ve probably already heard of it. But I’m always astonished how
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Hello there! I am so glad you are here. Today we are talking about gnocchi. The little, tiny, absolutely fabulous puffs of potato pasta. Many
Any good pizza is only as good as its crust. And oh boy, do we have crusts. Generally, I stick with a traditional crust, but
Have you ever tried your hand at making homemade tortillas? In the southern states it is much more common to make homemade tortillas than it
Hummus is a great snack to keep on hand, because it is filling and pretty darn good for you. Chickpeas and sesame seeds (the main
I made a delicious and easy dinner using Johnsonville® Meatballs as part of a sponsored post for Socialstars #MeatballMasters. Find our full disclosure here. Is there
Freezing cookies is a great way to have them on hand whenever you have guests (or college kids!) pop over unexpectedly. Within 15 minutes, you
Creamy homemade ranch dressing is easy to make and full of flavor! You’ll never buy the bottled version again! Homemade Buttermilk Ranch Dressing…might sound a
Doesn’t this just look super delicious? There’s a recipe down at the bottom so you can make it yourself, but we wanted to clarify a
These adorable little bags of spices will make your warm drinks taste like Christmas all year long!! Easy to make (no truly…easy!) and a great
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A large mixing bowl, whisk, chef’s knife, baking sheet, and skillet should get you started on most recipes. As you do more cooking & baking you’ll find yourself building on the basic supplies you need to. In fact, check out my essential supplies list for a tiny kitchen. This list was created when we were renting and I had to condense my supplies down a TON. This list will give you a great place to start as well as tell you how you can multi-purpose several tools, if needed.
To learn more about the tools and supplies I keep on hand in my own current kitchen, check out what’s In the NellieBellie Cupboard for links and info.
You’ll want to keep some basic baking and cooking ingredients on hand. Flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, oil, salt, pepper, bouillon, pasta or rice, and canned beans are some items most people find useful. As you start using recipes you’ll learn more of what ingredients would be helpful to keep in your pantry.
If you want to learn more now, check out what I keep stocked In the NellieBellie Cupboard.
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