“I enjoy cooking alone
because I can have more control. I am able to make and clean up the mess I made, and in the end, it’s all very soothing.”
– Kara Boice, sophomore
Courtesy photo by Kara Boice
Old recipe cards left by family members or simply experimenting to find your perfect flavor, cooking is a kind of relaxation for many. Baking and cooking is considered a culinary art that many students partake in with interest, whether it be for fun, family, or a professional career.
“Baking is something fun to experiment with,” sophomore Juliana Hebeka said. “I can enjoy cooking on my own or with my friends and family. It’s fun to enjoy different dishes and recipes with your loved ones.”
While many cook for their families, sophomore Sadie Catherwood took her passion outside of her own kitchen table,
“I made a candy cake for a kid in the hospital,” Catherwood said. “I love being able to help people while having fun at the same time. I’m there to bake for everyone that needs my help.”
Baking and cooking can be something that inspires someone to be creative, and push their limits to do amazing things.
Anna Brown is a sophomore, and this is her first year on the Arrow newspaper staff, and Warrior Yearbook. In her freshman year, she was the head, and face, of the Shelby Wildcat announcements. She plans to attend the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association journalism camp at Michigan State and take the social media Class. You may see Anna out on the field, as she takes photos for school and in her free time.