Okay, so not nearly as exciting as the title suggests. Basically, the idea for this blog was centered around a realization I had at work a while ago. A very good percentage of the customers that were buying food from the deli (sans sandwich meat) are single, thirty-something plus individuals who apparently cannot cook for themselves. And, because I never want to end up lonely and/or spending entirely too much on a meal that is essentially glorified leftovers, then I need to learn how to cook.
Don't judge the reasoning that got me here. It is a very logical assumption that if I learn to cook, I will never be lonely again. People flock to a kitchen that smells good. There. Take that.
Since cooking just seemed kind of easy for my starting point, I decided to take up baking first. While a little more difficult than most cooking, essentially it's just a gastronomic chemistry experiment. Mix precisely this much of this with that in this certain order and follow a few other variables and you should end up with an edible end result.
Well since I just simplified it down to something I actually understand, then I had to make it a little tougher. If I'm going to learn to bake, I might as well make it interesting. And healthier. So all my baking from here on out is going to be vegan! To any of my unwary test subjects, muahaha, I got you to eat something vegan and you couldn't tell the difference.
Besides, I've been tempted to try going vegan for awhile now. Time for a new challenge (since everyone has adjusted to my herbivore-ous-ness already). I can do this. Baby steps! Start with the baked goods since they're practically the base of my food pyramid while I have them in stock...!
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