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I have started one!

Eventually, when I finish school, I want to establish a part time cheesecake business. My sister likes to bake too so we could have all sorts of different baked goods. I also know a friend who has a home baking business and it is possible we can partner up as well.

I've completed 5 cheesecakes...with about another 28 that I want to try. There are 5 major groups of cheesecakes I want to bake...and 7 different flavours for 4 of the major groups (one for each day of the week). It would be nice to have them on rotating menus...or at least a large variety for customers to choose from.

When you can't fish...might as well bake some good stuff to satisfy the stomach. Plus...chicks LOVE baked goods. Food is also a good way to a girl's heart.

Maple anything is good

Maple CHEESCAKE

can't image.... so much win! LOL


The cheescake lifelist... good idea actually.

I used to bake. I made a whole slew of experimental concoctions one summer. I made sweet potato yogurt cheescake. I thought it was OK, my family didn't like it too much so more for me. I also made avocado cranberry bread.. that was just awful.

edit: MikeH saw first-hand today my passion for food experimentation. I offered him a piece of it and he politely declined LOL

Food lesson from today is that mayonnaise doesn't always make things better.

(11-04-2012 11:00 PM)MichaelAngelo Wrote: [ -> ]Food lesson from today is that mayonnaise doesn't always make things better.

But...... wait....... what???? It doesn't .........

Giuga10

(11-04-2012 11:00 PM)MichaelAngelo Wrote: [ -> ]Food lesson from today is that mayonnaise doesn't always make things better.

Beer does.

Mayonnaise + hummus... bad idea!

Beer + mayonaise.... not too promising either... but beer works wonders for 99% of things LOL

(11-05-2012 10:47 PM)MichaelAngelo Wrote: [ -> ]Mayonnaise + hummus... bad idea!

Beer + mayonaise.... not too promising either... but beer works wonders for 99% of things LOL

If you drink enough, it can make people comedians too

Giuga10

Adding another one to my cheesecake lifelist...baked in cupcake size for easy sharing.

Fishing hiatus going well...and instead am just starting to bake a batch of mini cheesecake a week for some fundraising...hopefully to raise enough money to volunteer a month in Peru next summer...and may I'll get a chance to hike the Inca Trail and see Machu Picchu

If anyone is interested, I can fill orders for a batch of 16 mini cheesecake ($40) or a whole 9" cheesecake ($50). Material costs is usually $20-30 depending on size and complexity of the flavours. I'm only raising $20 per batch each time...so I need to bake a lot of batches to raise $1500 by April 2013! Let me know if you are in the Toronto area and you are interested.

Blueberry Maple Crumble