Check out the "before and after" photos of this pork chop. Except for some browning, they look pretty much the same right? My point exactly.
But baking, that's something else again. When you combine ingredients like flour, sugar, butter, baking powder, eggs, etc., and expose them to heat, something brand new emerges, something that doesn't resemble any of the original ingredients at all. It's kind of like magic!
For me, baking is a way to create (and be creative). I may not be able to sing, dance, draw or act but I can bake. (Is the High School of Performing Arts open to us bakers yet?) And the best part is, anyone can do it -- mix some dry ingredients with some wet ones, pop it in the oven and voila -- a cake, a pie, muffins, etc.
As you might suspect, in my house there's always dessert. Dinner (pork chops or otherwise) is a *bit* less predictable.
which is why i love eating dinner at your house. Dessert, mmmmmmmmm.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness -- this chocolate cake looks irresistible and i'm not even into chocolate. the pork chop looks pretty good too...
ReplyDeleteBetty: We'll have to get you here for dinner one night, with or without your Princess!
ReplyDeleteJosh:
ReplyDeleteStop by tonight for yellow chiffon cake! Seriously.