Daniel on TLC's Food Buddha.
http://tlc.discovery.com/videos/food-buddha-one-of-each.html
http://tlc.discovery.com/videos/food-buddha-chicken-pot-pie.html
Monday, March 5, 2012
oatmeal wheat germ and chocolate chip cookies
1 1/2 cups all purpose flour
1/2 cup wheat germ
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 cup butter, softened
1 cup sugar
1 cup brown sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 eggs
2 cups quick oats
2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Whisk together flour, wheat germ, salt and baking soda. Set aside
Mix together butter and both sugars until fluffy. Beat in eggs and vanilla extract.
Stir flour mixture into butter mixture, follow with oats and chocolate chips. Cover dough and chill for 1 hour.
Drop teaspoon sized dough onto ungreased cookie sheet and bake 10-12 minutes or until the edges begin to crisp. I let the cookies cool on the cookie sheet a few minutes before removing.
turkey and pepper bacon sando
Sandwiches are a staple in our house, and my ability to make a good one is undoubtably one of reasons I hooked Daniel. Texture is the most important aspect of a good sandwich, which is why I almost always toast my bread.
Toasted bread, double meat, lettuce, cheddar cheese, tomato, avocado and mustard are the perfect combo. Delish...just add chips.
brittany
Im not sure exactly what to expect from this blog. I just needed a space to keep our inspirations and creations.
daniel
introductions
My name is Brittany and I make up one half of Ava Rose. The other half is my soon to be husband, Daniel.
We are getting married in two months, and obviously have been discussing our future a lot more than usual. Where will we live? How many kids will we have? What will we do? There are a few notable things that are constant in these conversations. One, we want to open a bakery together, and two if we have a daughter we will name her Ava Rose, hence the name of this blog. No, Im not expecting a baby girl, or any child for that matter, but as we start to imagine this life we are about to create with one another, we would like to have our journey documented so that one day, our daughter Ava can see how much love we put into our life and our family bakery. And if we dont have a daughter someday, Daniel and I will use this blog to hopefully celebrate the continued success we find in our love together and soon...our business.
Daniel is an extremely talented chef who has worked at some of the greatest restaurants in SF. And no, Im not exaggerating. Daniel has fine tuned his craft at Foreign Cinema, Greens, Blue Barn, Tipsy Pig and Umami. Daniel is lucky enough to love what he does, and even more lucky to be great at what he does. Daniel's passion for food has undoubtably rubbed off on me. Obviously its easy to love food, but its another to be passionate about food. He has been in magazines, newspapers, and even t.v., none of which he would ever want me to tell you. Where we really connect however is baking. Baking is what gave Daniel his start in the culinary world, and am finding that one of my favorite things to do is open a beer (or three) and just bake.
We are getting married in two months, and obviously have been discussing our future a lot more than usual. Where will we live? How many kids will we have? What will we do? There are a few notable things that are constant in these conversations. One, we want to open a bakery together, and two if we have a daughter we will name her Ava Rose, hence the name of this blog. No, Im not expecting a baby girl, or any child for that matter, but as we start to imagine this life we are about to create with one another, we would like to have our journey documented so that one day, our daughter Ava can see how much love we put into our life and our family bakery. And if we dont have a daughter someday, Daniel and I will use this blog to hopefully celebrate the continued success we find in our love together and soon...our business.
Daniel is an extremely talented chef who has worked at some of the greatest restaurants in SF. And no, Im not exaggerating. Daniel has fine tuned his craft at Foreign Cinema, Greens, Blue Barn, Tipsy Pig and Umami. Daniel is lucky enough to love what he does, and even more lucky to be great at what he does. Daniel's passion for food has undoubtably rubbed off on me. Obviously its easy to love food, but its another to be passionate about food. He has been in magazines, newspapers, and even t.v., none of which he would ever want me to tell you. Where we really connect however is baking. Baking is what gave Daniel his start in the culinary world, and am finding that one of my favorite things to do is open a beer (or three) and just bake.
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