In addition to setting up your work/bake space for studio, you will also need to gather some items in your home to be used for our baking exercises. 

Below is a list of recommended baking supplies that will useful in this studio. Please take some time before studio begins to source what you can from this list. We will discuss potential substitutions/alternatives for certain supplies if you don't have access to them. 

Ingredients

Eggs
Vegetable Oil
Unsalted Butter
Granulated Sugar
Powdered Sugar
Baking Soda
Baking powder
All Purpose Flour
Vanilla
Salt
Milk (or milk substitute)
Unsweetened Cocoa Powder
Non-Stick Cooking Spray
Chocolate chips (dark, milk, or white chocolate)
Lemon Juice/ Lemon Extract
Basic Baking Spices (Cinnamon, Ginger, Ground Nutmeg, Ground Cloves, Allspice etc.)

Supplies

Measuring spoons/cups (Liquid & Dry)
Mixing Bowls
Whisk / Stand Mixer / Hand Mixer
Parchment paper
Cookie Sheet/ Cooking Pan
Cake Tins, Molds
Rolling Pin
Cutting Board
Knife/ Knife Set
Food Thermometer (For Tempering Chocolate)
Piping Bags/ Icing Nozzles (If not at home can use zip-lock piping method)
Rubber Spatula
Metal Spatula
Wooden Spoon

Creating Your Studio Setup

For this activity, you will be creating a space where you can work on your projects over the next two weeks. There are two parts to this activity:

Part 1: Space 

1. To start off, you will need to find a space where you will be able to work, and to clear it off completely. Perhaps you have a desk or table that you can use, or maybe prefer to work on the floor. 
2. Once you have staked your claim and cleared it off, you may want to clean it as well (either wipe it down, brush it off, etc.)
3. Take a picture of your work surface to share with the studio 

Part 2: Materials

1. In addition to the materials we have sent you, collect any other tools/supplies/ingredients that you will need for this studio. A list of recommended ingredients and kitchen equipment can be found here. 
2. Organize those materials in your space, for how to organize, you can check out this video on Knolling
3. Photograph the materials you have knolled to share with the studio

Deliverable

Once you complete this activity, be sure to take at least  (2) photos of your work surface and knolled materials. We will go over how to post documentations into the Response tab when we meet as a studio.