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by Kimberly Artlip
This Old Baker brings you time tested and adapted recipes that will bring your family around the kitchen table. Sit back as Kim Artlip shares her favorites with you as well as some tips and tricks to make the kitchen more inviting and fun.
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Episode 45: You Don't Have To Be SuperwomanSomewhere along the way, many of us were taught that being strong means doing everything ourselves. We juggle work, family, homes, responsibilities, and expectations while convincing ourselves that asking for help is somehow a weakness.In this episode, I'm talking about the pressure to be "Superwoman" and why it's okay to put down the cape. We'll chat about burnout, unrealistic expectations, giving ourselves grace, and learning that our worth isn't measured by how much we can carry.If you've been feeling overwhelmed, stretched too thin, or like you're responsible for holding everything together, this conversation is for you. Grab a cup of coffee and join me as we explore what happens when we stop trying to do it all and start giving ourselves permission to simply be human.
In Episode 44 of the This Old Baker Podcast, we're talking about something that can make cooking easier, faster, and a lot less frustrating—setting up your kitchen to work for the way you cook. Learn simple tips for organizing cabinets, creating kitchen zones, improving pantry storage, and making everyday cooking more efficient without spending a fortune on containers or renovations. Whether you have a large farmhouse kitchen or a small apartment space, this episode will help you create a kitchen that truly works for your family and your routine.
Remember those big jars of tea sitting in the summer sun? In this episode, we're talking about refrigerator tea—the simple, old-fashioned alternative that's easy to make, budget-friendly, and refreshingly delicious. We'll cover the benefits of cold-steeping tea in the refrigerator, why many people have moved away from traditional sun tea, and how this vintage kitchen habit can save money while keeping a pitcher of homemade refreshment ready all summer long. Grab a glass and join me for a conversation about one of the simplest homemade traditions worth bringing back.
After moving into a new home, I thought the hard part was over. Turns out the real challenge is finding anything in my new kitchen! In Episode 42, I'm sharing the funny, frustrating, and surprisingly relatable journey of adjusting to a new cooking space, relearning where everything belongs, and trying to create a new normal one cabinet at a time. If you've ever moved, reorganized, or spent ten minutes searching for the measuring cups you know you own, this episode is for you. Grab a cup of coffee and join me for a conversation about change, patience, and the great kitchen scavenger hunt.
Have you ever felt like everyone else is getting ahead faster than you? In this episode, Kim talks about the dangers of comparing your journey to someone else's highlight reel, why shortcuts rarely lead to lasting success, and how real growth is built one step at a time. Pull up a chair and join the conversation about staying focused on your own recipe card and building something that truly lasts.
Get ready for a summer of easy backyard meals, simple grilling tips, pantry shortcuts, freezer prep ideas, and stress-free cookouts. In this episode of This Old Baker, we’re talking about how to make grilling season easier, more affordable, and a whole lot more enjoyable.
In Episode 39, we’re having an honest conversation about why taking a break matters — especially when life, stress, chronic pain, and exhaustion start piling up all at once. Between moving, overdoing it physically, arthritis, knee surgeries, back pain, and psoriatic fatigue, I’m sharing the reality of learning that rest is not weakness. Sometimes slowing down is exactly what our bodies and minds need in order to keep going. If you’ve been feeling burned out, overwhelmed, or guilty for needing a pause, this episode is for you.
n this episode, Kim from This Old Baker talks about the real difference between being prepared and hoarding. From stocked pantries and backup supplies to fear-based buying and clutter, this conversation breaks down what healthy preparedness actually looks like in everyday life. Warm, honest, and practical, this episode is for anyone trying to care for their family, stretch a budget, and find peace in being ready for life’s unexpected moments.
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