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CakeDecoratingTeacher.com Launches New Blog Site

Cake Decorating Teacher has just launched their new blog featuring cake and cookie recipes that will be updated for online viewers weekly.

2011-09-16
GRAND PRAIRIE, TX, September 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Cake Decorating Teacher's blog is dedicated to serving online viewers with a listing of easy to make recipes. Weekly blog posts include delicious dessert recipes at www.cakedecoratingteacher.com along with how to instructions for their readers convenience.

Life has never been this easy when it comes to finding free access to great baking recipes since the Internet and its listing of blog sites such as Cake Decorating Teacher. Posts can easily be viewed under the posts section of their website. To stay updated on the latest posts readers can subscribe to the blog's RSS Feeds@ http://www.cakedecoratingteacher.com/feed.

The Front page features an opportunity to learn professional cake and cookie decorating. They offer online classes for viewers interested in sprucing up their culinary cake decorating skills and a special link at the bottom of the home page article for those interested in professional gourmet cake and pastry making with exclusive recipes you can only get through its membership.

CDT's blog also features a chocolate chip cookie mini- muffin recipe I have personally tried and absolutely love under the September 8th post posted by, "Kandanae Gibbs". The minis come out with a crispy outside and a gooey chocolate inside which is the best part in my opinion. I look forward to more great recipes from this new recipe blog connoisseur in the future.


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[Press-News.org] CakeDecoratingTeacher.com Launches New Blog Site
Cake Decorating Teacher has just launched their new blog featuring cake and cookie recipes that will be updated for online viewers weekly.