This blog is a very long overdue creative project for me. It is something that I have always wanted to do, but just really never thought I could. I have always "self-picked" at myself when it comes to my cooking. You see, my husband is the creative one in the family. He can draw, sing, act, you name it. All I can do is cook, bake, and make up recipes. But I do it pretty well. And I love it. I love how food makes people happy and brings them together. And I love being able to give people happiness by doing something that I enjoy so much. That is where this blog is coming from and I hope to share that with you through my words and recipes.
Some of my biggest fans:
Appolonia and Chloe, my two "bears." My husband and I have a running joke that whenever we cook at home, the first to find the bear hair is the winner. It's like finding a needle in a haystack but still, always present (and somewhat comforting in a weird way.) They are my kitchen helpers, picking up any niblets that I may have dropped.
And my next biggest fan:
My personal taste tester and cheerleader. Also my Krispy Kreme partner in crime, my husband Dan.
A little about me: I am in school full time for family nurse practitioner and I am a teaching assistant for pathophysiology at Georgia State University. I work part time as an ICU nurse. Whenever I get stressed from all this, I escape by cooking.
Things you may not know about me:
1.) I am an avid Crossfitter. I love it. It has changed my life in so many ways.
2.) I workout pretty much every day. Hard. I am pretty much thinking about food the whole time. :)
3.) I eat bacon (the really thick cut kind) and eggs for breakfast every day.
4.) My cooking philosophy is local, fresh, healthy, with a good balance of naughty.
5.) If I weren't so practical, I would drop everything and go to culinary school.
6.) Every morning I drink coffee with lots of heavy cream.
7.) I try to surround myself with people who I feel are honest and real. I can't tolerate people being fake.
8.) I have been to 12 different countries, most when I was under 10 years old. Seems like a waste since I wasn't old enough to appreciate it.
9.) My happiest moments are 3 hour dinners with my husband, sharing a really good bottle of wine.
Thank you for reading and for taking this journey with me. Recipes to follow!
Best,
Stephanie
I don't know why, but "Time to get crackin'" still makes me giggle. Pumpkin spice doughnut?
ReplyDeleteBring on the recipes! I LOVE your cooking :)
ReplyDeleteYour blog is very nice. Now you need to have a monkey hair in your eclair. It will blend perfectly with the bear hairs.
ReplyDeleteLOL @ Andrea. I'm sure there has been some mixed in here and there.
ReplyDeletePost more recipes! Your fans are getting restless.
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