Joy The Baker On Gap Years, Starting Over And Her Fave Food Trends

I want to be Joy Wilson's friend. But then again, everyone does. That's why she's been awarded "Best Baking Blog" by everyone from Saveur to The Kitchn since she started joythebaker.com in 2008. In writing and in person, Joy is a sweetheart with a personality that makes you want to bake a cake with her, then get into your PJs and drink wine while swinging together on a porch swing, talking ish about the dude that dissed you at the bar last weekend. Not that I've thought about this in any detail at all...::side-eye:: Aside from her blog, she's also the author of two internationally successful cookbooks: " The Joy the Baker Cookbook " and " Homemade Decadence: Irresistibly Sweet, Salty, Gooey, Sticky, Fluffy, Creamy, Crunchy Treats ." Now, she's busy working on a new cookbook, Over Easy , an ode to brunch due out in March. On this short episode, I asked Joy what she'd do if she had to start all over, how she thinks about integrating herself into a new community and and how she started the hilarious side project, Drake on Cake. She also divulges who her favorite makers of the moment are, the cookbook she's baked from most and what food trends she's currently crushing on. Full show notes: wecouldmakethat.com/joy

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Joy The Baker On Gap Years, Starting Over And Her Fave Food Trends is an episode from We Could Make That by Andrea Wien.

This episode is 19:47 long.

This episode was published on Dec 12, 2016.

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