Cook and Brew.

One of the creative projects I’ve been delaying for so long is to digiscrap my first ever recipe book. No, I don’t have my very own creations (yet) but it will be a compilation of my tried and would be tried favorite recipes I’ve scoured from every resource – magazines, from the web, recipe books, etc. But I’m thinking to make it a more personalized one by including a photo of my very own trial. Let’s see how will I go about this project. Hopefully, I’ll accomplish it this year. For the mean time, I’m still collating ideas from various resources.

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Speaking of ideas, do you have a suggestion what to gift a bachelor? The husband’s attending a stag party and their group will be giving the celebrant a sort of token before the big day. Will enzyte do as suggested by one of them?

Now that we’ll be having our little mansion soon and will be living on our own, there’s one thing that I must do. That is, learn how to cook. I know the basics but there is a need for me to learn more dishes and cuisines that I’ll be feeding my family. My MIL can surely teach me but I’m thinking of going further by studying in a culinary school. However, I’m not sure if my busy schedule permits that. If only there’s a so-called culinary university online then that would be great. It would be more likely of a cooking demo since you can’t have practical tests or sessions. But who knows, the Capella University can look into that and build a similar curriculum in the future. Capella University is an accredited, fully online university based in MN offers graduate degree programs in business, information technology, education, human services, psychology, public health, and public safety, and bachelor’s degree programs in business, information technology, and public safety.

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