A Year in Review – 2019

And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another – and all the more as you see the Day approaching. Hebrews 10:24-25

This was an eventful year for baking, eating, traveling, sharing, fitness, “clicking photos”, and spending time with family and friends. I am immensely grateful for the opportunities I have taken advantage of and the people who have helped me make all the happy memories I will take into 2020. While I try to focus on one theme a month, I will take this opportunity to share a little of the rest of my year and what goes on (mostly what I eat) when I am not baking. I am also including some of my favorite bakes as repeats, because they left a lasting impression on my family. Prost, cheers, and the best wishes for you in 2020!

Going home to Austria was one of the highlights of my year. Not only did I get to spend time with friends and family, but the food was a blessing of its own. We learned how to make Slovakian haluski, ate the best homemade sunflower seed (dressing) salad, and finally devoured (my favorite German dish) Maultaushen. My adventures also took me on a 1,700 mile car ride through the South US, a couple of trips up the Washington Monument, to my first and second Great Lakes (Michigan and Erie), a pleasant surprise with Milwaukee impressing us more than Chicago did, and warm beaches in south Florida.

We baked pasta, pizza, breads, cakes, biscotti, gingerbread, and cookies in addition to learning the art of custards, healthy eating, and chocolate.

In 2020 look for some of our favorites and many more new and exciting themes. We are wishing you pleasant memories, comfortable beds, and full stomachs for the new year. Looking forward to these 366 days, Year of the Rat, Olympics in Japan, maybe a couple of trips to new countries, 4 baby boys joining us, and PB fitness goals!

Look out 2020, here we come.

Can I eat it now?

Published by Alycaria

An auditor with a degree in accounting and management, who would rather spend her days baking, writing, traveling, and photographing. She is known for her Heinz Ketchup obsession, all things purple, and determination to never give up. Life is more than work and money. Life should be full of adventures and planning the next one. Aly hopes to share with you her lessons learned, "bazinga" moments, and learn from you in return. "Knowledge has no value unless you use and share it."

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