What are you baking today (2025)?

[JAS_OH1]

Thank you.
And I'm sure I read something about no cross-posting when I read the rules.
But apparently I didn't read them close enough anyway, lol.

Well I am not a moderator and apparently I may have read the rules but still manage to break them. I think that the rules state no politics but that hasn't stopped several of us from doing that. As far as cross posting goes, even the site owner has posted photos of her food in two different threads because it was relevant. I know I and others have done it multiple times as well.

 

[Barriehie]

You can start your own thread in this Sweets & Desserts
category and use the label "recipe".

PAcanis And then there's that tag thing...

 

[Barriehie]

I try to post photos once and if relevant again then a link. It's all money somewhere when it comes to data mgmt and CPU time.

 

[PAcanis]

PAcanis And then there's that tag thing...

That is literally the first thing that came to mind!
As soon as I read label it recipe I just know something is going to go wrong

 

[Barriehie]

That is literally the first thing that came to mind!
As soon as I read label it recipe I just know something is going to go wrong

Hth, ...

 

[JAS_OH1]

That is literally the first thing that came to mind!
As soon as I read label it recipe I just know something is going to go wrong

Oh yeah, and you can't directly post a recipe of someone else's. I believe you can post ingredients but if it's a printed recipe, you can't post the directions verbatim. I guess you are off the hook since yours was video based and not written?

 

[Barriehie]

You can do something like:

{ Recipe as you made it. }

Recipe adapted from: link

 

[Barriehie]

Several more that are Creole seasoned!

 

[karadekoolaid]

Mod edit: there are frequent cross postings. We all do it. However, when posts become irrelevant to the thread topic, mods will move them to form a new topic.
If you have a recipe, please ensure you prefix the post with "recipe". This ensures easy access when searching.