Save Me A Slice
Jordan SmithA place for recipes, stories, and sharing the why and how behind great baking recipes. Written by Brooklyn based baker, recipe developer, and cookbook lover, Jordan Smith.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 57 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Fresh Blueberry Tart with Snap Pea Cream and Saffron Shortcrust
Hey everyone!
We’ve had a rainy week here in Brooklyn but it feels like the sun is coming out again. I’ve been working on some writing projects and have a few events coming up in June that i’m really excited for. More info soon!
This wee...
Buttermilk Brioche Sticky Buns with Banana Caramel and Cashews
A year as a cookbook seller!
Greetings from Prospect Park! I’m getting ready to run the Brooklyn Half Marathon this weekend and stopped by the duck pond on my way to pick up my race bib today. 🦆🦆
Parsnip Pecan Poppyseed Cake with Maple Whipped Cream Cheese
Real quick before I share today’s recipe - Thanks to everyone who checked out my previous post featuring the interview with Marie Frank! Because of your support here I get to do fun posts like that, so thank you for reading and subscribing!...
Strawberry Shortcakes with Pomegranate Molasses and Black Pepper
We are soooo close to some actual spring weather here in Brooklyn. The chilly mornings are breaking way to the occasional sunny day and before long we’ll be up to our ears in summer abundance. Today’s recipe is perfect for that first batch...
Black Sesame Pineapple Jam Hand Pies
Before I dive into today’s post and recipe I want to thank everyone who commented or shared my last post about the Beatrix Bakes book! Winners were selected and contacted last week. It was so fun to be able to do my first cookbook giveaway,...
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