I wish I had this Pie Crust 101 parchment paper when I took cooking class in high school. Then my classmates wouldn't have had to put on a fake smile as they scarfed down some questionably cooked food.
The Pie Crust 101 parchment paper was designed by Ashley Ross to promote culinary classes at the Pastry Training Center of Vancouver, B.C. On it is a set of instructions to guide cooking newbies through the necessary steps they need to take in order to cook up delicious pie crusts. There's even a circle in the middle of that parchment paper that acts as a guide for people to roll out their crust dough into the perfect circular shape. If you manage to screw that up though, maybe it's best if you just eat other people's food rather than trying to make your own.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Guided Cooking Paper
- Creating cooking and baking parchment paper with guided instructions can make baking easier for beginners.
- Pastry Training Materials
- Developing pastry training materials such as instructional parchment paper can encourage individuals to enroll in culinary classes.
- Customized Baking Tools
- Customizing baking tools to provide specific instructions assists non-professional cooks in perfecting their cooking skills.
Where This Applies
- Culinary Education
- Creating educational materials and tools for culinary schools and classes can increase enrollment and make cooking easier for beginners.
- Kitchen Supplies
- Developing specific kitchen baking tools can increase the market and potential sales for cooking enthusiasts and professionals.
- Consumer Goods
- Introducing customized consumer goods with instructions can provide a unique selling point and increase market demand for consumer goods.
