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Hi, I’m Tamika
I am a self taught home baker turned blogger.
I inspire and educate Gen Z women and Millennial mums to make bakery style goods at home. I upload weekly recipes and tutorials to help you create bakes to put a smile on your family and friends faces. I enjoy kitschy cakes and bakes as they combine the imperfection and nostalgia of your grandmas house.
These fluffy moist pumpkin pie whoopie pies are filled with a maple crème and a must for fall baking. Step 1 Pumpkin Pie Whoopie Pies To start brown butter in a saucepan pour into mixing bowl and allow to cool completely. And preheat oven to 190c. Once butter is cooled, Add both sugars to…
Pumpkin Spiced Snickerdoodles Pumpkin Spice Snickerdoodles are like a pumpkin pie in cookie form. They would be great for your next holiday pot luck. Snickerdoodles known for there soft chewy inside, are levelled up with mashed pumpkin and warm spices. The brown butter and brown sugar give a richness to the cookie and the citric…
Pumpkin Scones in Australian Culture Hi there home bakers. If you want fluffy, slightly cakey scones then this is the recipe for you. Pumpkin scones are big deal in Australia. We even have our own pumpkin, the Queensland Blue, its low water content makes it perfect for baking. a special category for pumpkin scones –…
Lemon Meringue Pie The film, Toast, is based upon the autobiographical book, Toast: The Story of a Boy’s Hunger, written by English food writer, journalist and broadcaster, Nigel Slater. A young Nigel in 1960s England, who lives on toast until Mrs potter the maid comes into their lives. Nigel takes up home ec because he…
A 10 hour trip from Osaka to Nara from Den Den town, Osaka Palace, Kuroshio Market, Tuna Show and Nara Deer Park with bowing deer. How Osaka Different to Tokyo? Osaka has more or a food culture with Den Den Town labelled as Japan’s Kitchen. They are all about fresh seafood, with places like Kuroshio…
Mount Aso Join me for a bike ride tour to Mt Aso the largest active volcano in Japan. How to get to Mount Aso? We took the 8:00 am train from Oita station to ASO station got there at 10:00am. If you go on the weekend take the ASO Boy it has a playground and…
