This is a bonus #BakingWithBeth pi(e) month Pi Day recipe. Pi Day was one of the inspirations behind pie month so we’re bring out a special Pi Day 3.14159 recipe. Instead of a sweet pie, I decided to go the more savory route with a Pi Day pizza pie recipe. Today’s recipe is a special one because […]
Chocolate Covered Alfajores
For this week’s #BakingWithBeth, we’re recreating one of the most delicious cookies encountered in my travels – chocolate covered alfajores. We first discovered chocolate covered alfajores in Pichilemu during our two week stay at a family run hostel in Chile. The town of Pichilemu is known for the black beaches and waves. One of the many […]
My Love Affair with Macarons
To fully appreciate a story, I feel like it helps to understand the history. This is the backstory behind my love affair with macarons and how it all began. Like all good love affairs, this story involves indulgence, excitement, frustration, tears and, of course, Paris! I remember the first time I ate a macaron. It […]
Adventures in Pastry Pop-Ups
My friends at the King of Pops agreed to my pitch of a holiday pastry pop-up while I was home in December. It would take place at their King of Crops Farm Stand at Ponce City Market, which sells local Georgia produced goods. The #BakingWithBeth concept was born following recent trips to Reno and London. Planning for […]
The Five Things I Miss Most About Living in London
It’s been six months since I’ve been back in the States. In some ways my time in London almost feels like a dream. Movie like. There were ups and downs, as is life, but the opportunity to live in my favorite city in the world, one so rich in history, was one of the greatest experiences of […]
End of Summer: State of the Union
Okay, here goes nothing. This post has been written in my head, and talked about with friends for weeks now. Probably more like months. I got a little stuck on how to get back in the swing of things. The last blog post was about the Women Chefs and Restaurateurs National Conference that I attended […]
Women Chefs and Restaurateurs National Conference
A few weeks before I was moving back to Los Angeles, a friend texted me about this Women Chefs and Restaurateurs National Conference, which was taking place the second week I was back. The conference was a little pricey (with all the other moving costs, etc currently), so I debated attending the event for a few days. […]
On Being Home
Today marks exactly one month since I left London to move home to the States. In some ways it feels much longer than that, and in other ways, the time has flown by. Leaving London was tough. I’ve had a lot of incredible times in the Big Smoke over the past few years, but the […]
On Moving Home
In one week, I’m officially moving back to the States! During my final days as a London resident, I’m trying hard not to dwell on the day I leave, but to focus on making the best of every day I have left. My friend gave me advice that really resonated and my daily mantra the […]
Photo Essay: Ten Days in Italy
Italy is one of my favorite European countries. I had the chance to rekindle my love of the country back in April on a class gastronomy trip to the Amalfi Coast. It was magical – the food, the scenery, the culture – it was hard to board the plane to leave. When my family was […]
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