mom on time out - chapter 1 - youtube food experiment war

Hi fellow Steemians and all who will read this.

I'm a mom of a four months old baby girl, having taken a break from work and part time studying, my biggest craze is to try making homemade food which you would otherwise buy from outside. Being moms or whoever is running a busy schedule ( perhaps the lazy cookbook experimenters )  would instantly understand the struggle of wanting to try a specific recipe but not knowing which one to pick from youtube, pinterest or even from google. 

ever wished that someone would do the ground work and tell you that hey go for this recipe on this particular site and  actually tells you whether it worked or not.

Let's be honest, how many of us have failed trying a very eye catching video recipe and regretting of the time wasted and the wasted ingredients. The answer is all of us.

The chances of looking at a video and deciding whether you can make that or not is far more greater than looking at still pictures and imagining how the results will look like at one particular time of the process. I must say I will not stick to A PERSON or A PARTICULAR BLOG when sorting out the recipes. One thing I have understood is that you never know that in the most ordinary looking video you will find the perfect recipe.

We all have our favorite bloggers for cooking, baking, frosting and etc. This article is an encouraging shout to all the moms, ladies and even gents who dare to test new in things in the kitchen. Let this be a silent yet powerful reminder that no matter how busy our lives can get, when you are driven by your passion to please the loved ones at home with your homemade food, there is someone or rather the Steemian community food lovers to cheer you up. I would appreciate your thoughts and suggestions to keep this article live and kicking. I will see you soon again in another article with more recipes from around the world. and I intend to keep track by updating the chapter numbers on the title, so the Steemians can follow this easily.

It is my great joy to share these recipes from various makers, the links are listed under each category.

Before you skip these parts and peep on to the links, I have a secret to share with you.

I don't own a standing mixer at home. Therefore I always looked at the easiest hand made, least time consuming, most practical and of course least complicated ingredients.

Now when you read this if I tick yourself being in my shoes.. tadaaa.... go ahead and read the rest, check the categories.. and enjoy cooking...

KEEPING THE ARTICLE SHORT AND TO POINT AS MOM ON TIME OUT...

BAKING HACKS

Under these sections I will be sharing with you the recipes that I have tested and found to be fool proof 100%.  

•  CHOCOLATE CHIP MUFFINS

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By Laura Vitale, Laura in the kitchen EPISODE 90 

• ECLAIRS

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By Laura Vitale, Laura in the kitchen EPISODE 807

• BANANA CAKE

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By Carina Stewart

• CHOCOLATE CAKE 

By Emmas Goodies 

• NO KNEAD SOFT DINNER ROLLS

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By Afropotluck, Chef lola's Kitchen

• GARLIC CHEESE BOMBS

(https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDCSXAjDHG90z4kjouo0rTQ)

By Secrets in the oven.

• BLUEBERRY LEMON CHEESECAKE

(https://cafedelites.com/2016/04/04/blueberry-lemon-cheesecake-cake/)

By CAFEDELITES

FROSTING HACKS

• Basic vanilla butter cream

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By TatyanasEverydayFood.

• Chocolate butter cream

(https://www.youtube.com/user/TatyanasEverydayFood)

By TatyanasEverydayFood.

ASIAN FOOD

• Kerala Parotha

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By Tarla Dalal

• Homemade Chicken Biriyani

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By Get Curried, The bombay chef - Varun Inamdar

• Samosa

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By Tarla Dalal

• Naan

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By Banglarrannaghor