Let's Get Lost
Rebecca BlackwellRecipes and stories for curious people who believe experiences are more important than things and who want more adventure. Served up by a full time nomad with a generous helping of humor and honesty, and a pinch of snark.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 178 | Subscribers | Read | rebeccablackwell.com |
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Not Believing Our Own Bullshit
Welcome to Let’s Get Lost! I’m Rebecca, a recipe developer, food photographer, passionate people watcher, and chaser of new experiences. You might know me from my recipe websites, Of Batter and Dough and A Little and A Lot.
Creamy Mushroom Soup with Gruyere Crisps
This creamy mushroom soup tastes like something you might have eaten at one of Julia Child’s dinner parties (I wish!) but in reality, it’s a soup for real, actual life.
Apple Dutch Baby
Dutch baby is the American name for a German pancake - a simple puffed pancake that’s baked in a skillet, preferably cast iron. I’ve read that a real German pancake is cooked on the stovetop and a Dutch baby is cooked in the oven. But I bel...
IRL. But with magic.
Welcome to Let’s Get Lost! I’m Rebecca, a recipe developer, food photographer, passionate people watcher, and chaser of new experiences. You might know me from my recipe websites, Of Batter and Dough and A Little and A Lot.
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Nomad, cook, baker, food photographer, and passionate people watcher. Optimist to the core even when life is unbearable. Driven by new experiences, creativity, and words.
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