{"entry":[{"id":"17855362","hash":"8963e44a799b62d7daa78566d0c9e3c2","requestHash":"livininthekitchen","profileUrl":"http:\/\/gravatar.com\/livininthekitchen","preferredUsername":"livininthekitchen","thumbnailUrl":"http:\/\/1.gravatar.com\/avatar\/8963e44a799b62d7daa78566d0c9e3c2","photos":[{"value":"http:\/\/1.gravatar.com\/avatar\/8963e44a799b62d7daa78566d0c9e3c2","type":"thumbnail"},{"value":"http:\/\/0.gravatar.com\/userimage\/17855362\/7e699eeabf1665276b24edabe8cc89af"},{"value":"http:\/\/2.gravatar.com\/userimage\/17855362\/c59e3d231c9b1daac59a32c5f3c6caf1"}],"name":{"givenName":"Jess"},"displayName":"Livin' in the Kitchen","aboutMe":"I was one of those kids that was never allowed to get Jewel birthday cakes with my name scrolled across the top. No pre-made Oreo pie crusts. Store bought cans of frosting with sprinkles on top were out of the question. My mom refused to buy these because she baked and she said they didn\u2019t taste as good. I\u2019m sure I was a fairly difficult child, because I remember always wanting those darned cans of frosting. Using elementary logic, I\u2019d pull out my best pouty face.\nIt must have needed work because I always left with a sore lip and empty hands After a while, I turned my energy to actually trying to make things in the kitchen. By eight I'd fallen into my first love affair. Going through a school day became about getting back home to make key lime pies, frosting, cookies, and cakes. There was something about seeing a mixing bowl of ingredients blossom into something completely different, and wonderful, beneath my hands. That\u2019s when my passion for baking was lit. With every new discovery about baking, I find something new about myself and the light grows brighter.","urls":[]}]}