Notepad Corner

Great British Bake-Off photo courtesy:  bbc.co.uk With shows like The Great British Bake-Off inspiring teenagers and adults all over the country to break out their baking trays, home-cooking has seen an explosion of interest and popularity. Many people are intimidated by cooking shows however, believing that they will be unable to create the television’s marvelous cakes and pastries in their own kitchen. From cookbooks to podcasts, there are a number of ways people can kick-start their amateur baking – some chefs even make house calls for one-to-one tuition. Although stocking your kitchen with the latest cooking appliances and ingredients can be detrimental to your wallet, it doesn’t cost anything at all to learn the basics. Unless you’re a Michelin professional, part-time bakers bake for enjoyment, so you have to be willing to get a bit messy with your mixing if you’re going to succeed. Here are a few simple steps to get you ready and raring to go.  

Having a hard time making perfect foams for your coffee and desserts? Do your home-made cocktails and liquors lack flavor? Cream chargers used in a cream dispenser is the perfect solution to end this predicament. We do not have to be a professional chef to bring out exciting flavors that will give our dishes an up-to-date edge. Having it as a part of your kitchen tools will give color and exciting taste to your daily dishes and your occasional menus extraordinary. Cream chargers Foams, bread batter, creams, desserts, cocktails, liquors or other flavorful infusions are made easy in just a matter of minutes and you may serve it hot or cold in assorted textures. cream on coffee According to Wikipedia a whipped cream charger (also called whippits, whippets, nossies, or nangs) is a steel cylinder or cartridge filled with nitrous oxide (N2O) that is used as a whipping agent in a whipped cream dispenser. Nitrous oxide is used for culinary purposes because it migrates easily