Around Christmas, I saw a lot of bloggers write posts under the lovely theme ‘sharing is caring’. Thanks to that initiative, I discovered some amazing blogs through blogs I’d already been following and I myself had visitors who came to my blog because someone else had shared my post on their site.
I would like to join in and, as the title of one of my favourite films says, pay it forward.
Here are some blog posts I enjoyed reading
THE WORLD’S WORST VEGGIE! – hilarious short poems
Historical Christmas – about the evolution of Christmas
A recipe for healthy bark – a healthy snack that sounds absolutely delicious!
A recipe for Vindaloo, cause don’t we all love Indian cuisine?
20 Canadian Christmas traditions
Breathtaking landscapes and… donkeys?
Christmas is over, only 364 days until Christmas!
From a former Starbucks barista
A reminder that life’s short and we should pursue our heart’s desires
Bonus: YouTube channels worth visiting
Additionally, I’d like to share with you a few not-so-small but also not-that-greatly-popular, interesting, unique, wholesome YouTube channels – in case you still have some spare time after reading the posts above. These 5 channels would be among my favourites things to watch in 2018!
English Heritage – a truly wholesome cooking show set in victorian England. If you’re interested in learning how to cook dishes that aristocrats – and their servants – actually ate in the 19th century, check this channel out.
Julia M Usher – video tutorials and tips&tricks for everyone interested in taking their cookie baking to the next level. Includes some unbelievable edible 3D models, all made out of cookies.
Leopard Gecko – a girl and her reptile friends. I developed a great love for reptiles, especially lizards, about a year ago. This channel allowed me to enjoy the sight of cute geckos and learn interesting facts about their behaviour!
Serpa Design – miniature forests and gardens enclosed in jars. An amazing craft idea – one I’ve been meaning to do for ages. Any crafty souls out there? Warning, you might get inspired!
Royalty Soaps – who would have thought that soapmaking can be this fascinating? Especially when it’s artisan soap and every piece looks like something your eyes would like you to eat!
Thank you for linking my post and yes, I have been trying out the recipes from your blog, and still stuck at Christstollen (cake), I need to learn a lot. Expecting a recipe book from your side soon!
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Have you tried to bake it? I’ve just eaten the last slice of the one I baked on Christmas Eve! 😀
Oh I wish, maybe one day! I’m currently preparing an ebook with all my Christmas recipes, both already published and those scheduled for next year, so I guess that will be a good start!
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Yes I did, and that’s when I knew I messed up, I am learning, awaiting your ebook!
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Oh no, what happened? I added a bunch of photos to the recipe after baking the cake on Christmas Eve, would they have helped?
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It did, I prepared it for new years eve, just had to balance ingredients. Thanks a lot for the recipe.
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Great to hear that! 🙂
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I like your idea of sharing other blogs. I might copy that idea for mine! mind you mine is already very random……..happy new year !
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Thank you so much for the tag!
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Good for you for nurturing the WordPress community with your recommendations!
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