My Baking Notebook motto:
Anyone can be your own pastry chef at home. All you need is interest, passion and practice.Founded in April 2011, The Baking Notebook is a site showcasing the Sharifah’s successful tried-and-tested recipes of a self-taught baker own home kitchen. Where baking has been Sharifah’s hobby and passion, she loves baking for people for pleasure. Her love for experimenting flavours with fruits, caramel, coffee, vanilla and chocolate, just to name a few, driven her to start an online community to reach out to like-minded people. Receiving positive feedback from close friends and family, Sharifah continues to pursue her passion and joys of baking hoping to spread the art of ‘enjoying’ home-made desserts.Enjoying in Sharifah’s definition means settling down on a comfy couch, savoring a favorite dessert and a complementary beverage along with soft and soothing music on a weather setting that calms the mind and body. No rush, just taking your own time to identify all the tasting notes of the food and drink.
Tat Nenas Sepit (Traditional Pineapple Tarts)
Almond London cookies
Cottage Pie
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Hi Sharifah. I would like to get in touch with you. Appreciate if you can email me. Thanks.
First off I want to say wonderful blog! I had a quick question in which I’d like to ask if you do not mind. I was interested to know how you center yourself and clear your head prior to writing. I’ve had a difficult time clearing my mind in getting my ideas out.
I truly do take pleasure in writing however it just seems like the first 10 to 15 minutes are generally wasted just trying to figure out how
to begin. Any ideas or tips? Appreciate it!
Thanks for dropping a comment!
First of all, I must confess that I love writing. Mental blocks are there when you don’t have an outline of what you want to write. Try writing an outline of what to achieve (in writing your article) first. Then just write whatever that comes to mind. Put aside editing to the very end after you’ve completed the article. Sleep over the article and come back to read and re-read. Trust me, ideas will come out as soon as you re-read your sentences. Hope this brief tip helps!