by Megan Smith
November 22, 2021
I am asked on a near-daily basis why I closed the bakery. That is a packed question with no singular answer. But, for some of you, having the ‘why’ is important...
by Megan Smith
March 23, 2021
In 1774 Ann Lee, better known as Mother Ann, migrated from Europe to New York with the first members of the “Shaking Quakers”, a religious group kn...
by Megan Smith
March 17, 2021
I am a cake fanatic. Not those fancy fondant cakes. Heavily decorated cakes do nothing for me. It’s really all about the taste and texture of a big...
by Megan Smith
January 13, 2021
6 years ago, I ate copious amounts of Mallorca bread on a vacation to Puerto Rico. Each morning, our family of 5 would walk across the street from ...
by Megan Smith
January 7, 2021
My work is loving the world.
Are my boots old? Is my coat torn? Am I no longer young, and still not half-perfect? Let me
keep my...
by Megan Smith
January 4, 2021
Last week I pulled out original pencil-to-paper plans that I created in 2018 for St. Anne the Tart. I pulled out the recipes we created in those ea...
by Megan Smith
December 31, 2020
“It's hard to feel cheery because everywhere you look there’s some sort of fire. There are so many unknowns. It's hard to predict. You’re constantl...
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In 1774 Ann Lee, better known as Mother Ann, migrated from Europe to New York with the first members of the “Shaking Quakers”, a religious group kn...
I am a cake fanatic. Not those fancy fondant cakes. Heavily decorated cakes do nothing for me. It’s really all about the taste and texture of a big...
6 years ago, I ate copious amounts of Mallorca bread on a vacation to Puerto Rico. Each morning, our family of 5 would walk across the street from ...
My work is loving the world. Are my boots old? Is my coat torn? Am I no longer young, and still not half-perfect? Let me keep my...
Last week I pulled out original pencil-to-paper plans that I created in 2018 for St. Anne the Tart. I pulled out the recipes we created in those ea...
“It's hard to feel cheery because everywhere you look there’s some sort of fire. There are so many unknowns. It's hard to predict. You’re constantl...
