Pâtissière in training

Hello! Today I went to a all around supply  store in my town and went ham on the baking goods. This is what i got! link to the stores online version:  https://www.tedi.com/en/company/  (if you're German you could even order online!) In total I payed a price of 28 , 25 € for all.  I got three stainless steel bowls , one 24 cm for 2 € and two 16 cm for each 1€. I really wanted to get my own to use only for baking and first invested in smaller sizes. My ideas were to prepare chocolate and creams in them. I also got two spring-form pans, in 20 cm for 3€ and 12 cm for 2 €. I wanted to get different sizes to try out, especially the smaller one since I never used that size in spring-form pans. This aluminum pan was 1,50 €. I'm not sure about the quality, since it doesn't look that well made. But I will give it a try. And for that price it's definitely not a big problem.  This is my most expensive purchase (7€): a crêpes pan with a wooden distributo

Hello! My name is Greta and I'm only fresh 16 years old. I live in a big blob in central Europe which is called Germany. Even though I'm not aspiring to be a pâtissière, I really enjoy baking all kinds if things. I'm not really into the american style baking made up of sugary cupcakes, colourful cakes and lots of fondant and butter cream. What I enjoy about baking, is the french style: delicate baked goods with lots of detail and grace. I am passionate- but not experienced. That's why this blog exists. I'm here to share my journey, fails, training, ideas, creations and experience. I like to work in a perfectionist way, but also not too complicated. My goal is usually to please other people and myself with my creations, which is not always easy due to lack of experience or knowledge. So, here I am, trying to change it! Lots of love ♥ Greta