This is me, Paula, doing what I love best: baking, hands-on, literally.
I am an avid baker, food blogger, and Instagrammer among other things.
Mostly self-taught, with a short stint at pastry school, I truly love working in the food world. All things food-related interest me to no end, and collecting cookbooks is one of them. I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and English is my second language.
I started my online food journey with this blog and will always be my first love.
Most recipes in this blog are focused on:
Easy baking
- Cakes and Cheesecakes are a hot topic here
- Bread: with yeast and without, it's one of my favorite areas
- Desserts: easy, everyday
- Freezer and Baking Basics
- Dulce de Leche, of course
Heritage recipes (showcasing our Latin, Irish and Italian background)
- Our favorite family secret recipes
- Condiments & Sauces (authentic chimichurri anyone?)
- Cookies, scones, and desserts
I adore blogging, have developed a love for taking pictures of the recipes I prepare and post, but mostly love the community behind it and the virtual friends I made.
I give credit to all the sources I use for recipes and if I omit something by accident, please let me know.
I am a fellow from the 2018 Cochran Fellowship program in the area of Restaurant Management (invited by the USDA on a trip to California, Chicago, and New York to learn about ingredients, restaurant equipment, meet chefs like Thomas Keller, etc.). Because of that, I am an ambassador for the U.S. Embassy in Buenos Aires in that area.
This means that we put together events to support American products in Argentina (cream cheese and maple syrup anyone?), be it through baking workshops, social media actions, or research for ingredients we would like to have imported.
My area of expertise is American baking, so this is a wonderful association.
You can email me, for whatever reason, to hello@vintagekitchennotes.com
Glad you're reading this blog and hope you enjoy it!
Wow, I just looked at a feature you show where lots and lots of your recipes are posted on one page. Tastespotting I think it was. You have the most wonderful sounding collection of recipes I have ever seen on a food blog! Every single one of them must be tried!
Thanks so much for your blog.
Caterina
Hi there Paula, just wanted to stop on by and see how your doing. Take care, BAM
Hola Paula!
Como estas?
finally got down to checking your blog out after your comment on my guest post over at Shanna's. what a beautiful blog & I really like your light-filled pictures! you're the first Buenos Aires blog friend I have and I'm so glad we met through Food Loves Writing! 🙂
Looking very much to following your posts 🙂
un beso,
felicia
Me encanta que hays dejado un comentario tan lindo Felicia! Blogging from bs as is a bit lonely sometimes!
I know what you mean about it being lonely blogging from BsAs! Now we're blog friends in the same city! SO COOL!
Hi Paula, I have only recently found your blog but I am so glad I have. Beautiful photography and recipes and your hand made textiles are gorgeous! I am looking forward to following your posts and trying out some of your recipes.
Karen
Thanks so much Karen!
Hello beautiful! I've only just discovered your blog and it's just beautiful... honest, inspiring and truly delicious! One of my best friends (and her beautiful family) is from Argentina and I've fallen in love with the warmth and generosity of your culture. My husband and I regularly visit her house for 'asado', cooked by her dad, with chimmichurri and all of the trimmings! They also introduced me to dulce de leche. Oh my gosh. That stuff is addictive!!! I now have a permanent supply at my house, sometimes to be eaten straight from the jar with a spoon! Anyway, I could keep talking about Argentinian delights for ever, but thank you so much for sharing your beautiful recipes and stories. I look forward to reading more of your adventures as time goes on. Mucho gracias!
Oh Laura, thank you for such a nice comment! It´s always great to meet new friend and share our different cultures. Looking forward to sharing!