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I had a store credit at BB &B and a stash of 20% off coupons just burning a hole in my pocket.  So I decided to venture into retail chaos but thankfully it wasn’t too crazy crowded since I went on a weekday. I picked up another Silpat.   I have one Silpat, and I have one FlexiPat, but prefer the results I get with my Silpat so picked up one more. Nothing screams inefficiency like baking cookies one sheet at a time.  But I’ve actually done that and hope to never do it again now that I will have two Silpats in rotation. I could really tell the difference in my recent Dark Chocolate Chocolate-Chip Cookies Stuffed with Chocolate Covered Strawberries that were baked on the Silpat vs. parchment paper vs. Flexipat.  <– I prefer the results I got in that order. I also got another cookie scoop.  This $3.99 item has done more for my baking and overall cookie results than any other item.  I’m bringing the new one to Aruba.  I don’t care if I overheat the house by turning on the oven. 

I will be baking cookies.  My theory is that Scott won’t mind about sweating buckets in a hot house after I serve him a few cookies.  That’s my theory anyway. My favorite spatula snapped in half a few weeks ago, and I grabbed the clear one with snowflakes as a replacement. And how cute is all this egg-making paraphernalia.  Too bad I don’t eat eggs.  cuisinart emergent blenderI bake with them but don’t eat them.kitchenaid mixer clunk The pink egg stuff is sure adorable though.oster blender parts albuquerque I’m glad Skylar wasn’t with me or I would have had had peer pressure to buy pink things.l'equip 228 rpm blender

Secret: I’ve never decorated a cake, cupcake, brownies, muffins or anything with professional tools or frosting tips.  The closest I’ve gotten for decorating is using a Ziplock bag with the corner cut off. I thought for $8.49 less a 20% off coupon that I should change that major lapse in life experience and can now be christened into the cake-decorating club. Any tips on using my tips? I have also been loving making donuts! Baked Chocolate Peanut Butter Donuts with Vanilla Peanut Butter Glaze Baked Cinnamon Bun Donuts with Vanilla Cream Cheese Glaze Baked Savory Cream Cheese & Herb Donuts Baked Vanilla Donuts with Vanilla Glaze My donut pan is the best $8 bucks I’ve spent in all of 2011. (And the cookie scoop is the best $4 bucks) Baked Chocolate Peanut Butter Donuts with Vanilla Peanut Butter Glaze anyone? Great use of the cheapie donut pan. I originally thought that a mini-donut pan would be a little too “fussy” to deal with and that trying to get the batter in those tiny holes without making a colossal mess and getting more batter in the wrong places than in the correct places would be too challenging.

But now that I have the hang of bigger donuts…I figure that I am ready to try making mini donuts! 1. What’s on your baking supplies or kitchen items wish list? Cuisinart or Kitchen Aid food processor All those little knick-knacks and gadgets that are everywhere in BB  & B.   I think they’ve built a retail empire by selling gadgets and little trinkets. Bowls, spoons, cute dishes, cute mugs and cups I could spend a fortune.  In this sense, I am glad I have a small kitchen and no where to store things.  Prevents me from going too crazy with things I “need” or just “have to have”. 2. Any baking tools or supplies that you love? As I said, I love my donut pan.  I use the donut pan far more than the donut maker (appliance).  I find it’s just as easy to bake donuts in a pan in the oven as it is to use the donut maker. The drawback I find to the donut maker is that it can’t be submerged it in water so you have to be extra neat when making your donuts or you are left with a burnt-on, crusty mess to clean up.