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Hello, my name is Konstantin, I registered just a few days ago. I found this site in web search results, when I was looking for information on chocolate tempering, etc, and realized right away that it is worthwhile to join. Maybe I will learn a thing or two. Because I just started doing this, and I do it on my own. I do not go to a culinary school, nothing like that. I am an engineer, and I do not know what happened, but gradually I developed a strong interest in baking and sugar confectionery. Never did it before. Specifically, I want to learn how to make spiced cookies. This is a very popular treat in Russia, this is where I am from originally. Since Germany also has very similar types of cookies/pies, I am interested in their spiced cookies and breads too. But again, I barely started, and it turned out that baking is not an easy task, especially baking spiced breads.

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Welcome!  Chocolate tempering is also a recent thing for me.

 

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Some excellent bakers in this group. You'll find plenty of assistance on spiced breads and cookies. Great chocolatiers, too!

 

Welcome.

 

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Welcome, Konstantin, from the other side of the state. I used to live in Detroit, but it's been over 30 years now. 

 

I've made these easy and addictive cookies: Nik Sharma's Spicy Chocolate Chip - Hazelnut Cookies

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