Hola & Welcome to my Eggless Kitchen!
I’m Oriana, the face behind Mommy’s Home Cooking. I’m a wife, mother of three, recipe developer, photographer, and food stylist, a well-known lover of easy recipes, and a full-time eggless recipes food blogger living in Virginia.
I’ve been in the kitchen since I can remember. From a very young age, I watched my mom and family members work their magic to create delicious dishes, and since then, I have been in love with food. I have a true passion for creating recipes that the whole family can enjoy without complications and without spending a fortune.
I was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, where food goes far beyond just feeding the family. Food is an essential element of my culture, presenting love and tradition…values I’m committed to passing down to my kids.
When I’m not in the kitchen, I love traveling, going to the beach, and experiencing life with my family. I also like to indulge in my mild Netflix addiction from time to time.
ABOUT MOMMY’S HOME COOKING
I started this blog in the summer of 2011. At that time, I visualized it as a way to document all my fears, experiences, and feelings during this wonderful journey called motherhood. Over time, my blog has evolved, and now I use it to share eggless recipes. That is why Mommyhood’s Diary became Mommy’s Home Cooking in June 2016. Then in November 2022, Mommy’s Home Cooking partnered with Treasure Hunter Media to grow and reach a larger audience.
Mommy’s Home Cooking has become a trusted resource for food lovers who have an egg allergy, egg intolerance, or ran out of eggs but still want to make something delicious.
On my blog, you’ll find hundreds of from-scratch recipes inspired by all-time favorites and recipes passed down to me. There are also plenty of helpful kitchen tips and tricks, step-by-step photos, and video tutorials that will encourage you to grow and have confidence when baking/cooking without eggs.
WHY EGGLESS RECIPES?
In 2013, my youngest daughter, Victoria, was diagnosed with a severe egg allergy. It was hard, especially for me. Victoria was too young to realize what was going on.
I knew that our family dynamics would completely change. My first big challenge was breakfast. I mean…pancakes, waffles, crepes, muffins, and scrambled eggs were forbidden.
Then … special occasions, such as birthdays, school parties, playdates, etc. Those are a real struggle!
Can you imagine a birthday party without a cake or cupcakes?
In my opinion, egg allergy is one of the most difficult food allergies to live with because eggs are hidden ingredients in so many foodstuffs. Even Parmesan cheese… can you believe that?
When my daughter was diagnosed with egg allergy when she was 1 yo, I promised myself that she would never feel sidelined or limited because of her condition. And so, my adventure of cooking and baking without eggs started.
During all these years, I have developed many eggless recipes, which I hope will be very useful for your family as they have been for mine.
A LITTLE MORE ABOUT ME!
- I was taught that food could bring people together from a young age.
- I’m the eldest of four children.
- I met my husband very young; we have been together for over 30 years. We have 3 kids, one grandson, and one fur-baby.
- I’m a self-taught cook and baker, so everything I know today I’ve learned through research and trial and error.
- When our daughter was diagnosed with a severe egg allergy in 2013, she was too young to realize what was happening, but I took it hard.
- I care deeply about making every recipe the best it can be, so I test my recipes as many times as necessary until I’m satisfied.
- My family and I love the beach, so every chance we get, we grab our umbrella, put on the flip-flops, and head to the beach, even if it’s just for a couple of hours.
- I like crappy shows like The Real Housewife and am not ashamed.
CONTRIBUTORS
Ryan is a freelance writer & real-talk journalist who writes about food, restaurants, hospitality, and sports.
Jennifer has been a professional chef for over 20 years. Originally from the bustling city of Vancouver, Canada, after completing culinary school at Debruille International, she worked as head chef in a number of award-winning restaurants in Vancouver before moving to the Caribbean island of Grand Cayman. She fell in love with the Cayman Islands and has been living and working in luxury resorts as well as a private chef for 10 years. When not bouncing around the kitchen trying out new dishes, she loves to travel the world any chance she gets.
Leah is an acclaimed baker, instructor, and author now living in Colorado, USA. As the owner of Le Petit Croissant, Leah supplies handmade French pastries to local shops and special events, runs a thriving farmer’s market booth, and offers classes whenever her busy schedule permits. Her 2016 cookbook, French Brunch At Home, sold out within a year. Since she now lives in the foothills of the stunning Rocky Mountains at an altitude of 7,000 feet, Leah has also mastered the art and science of baking at high altitude.
FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY
Blogging opened up a whole new world for me. Now I can also see the world through a lens. I am constantly learning and trying out new things. My first camera (my husband gave it to me as a Christmas gift) was a Canon T2i, then a Canon 70D, and I now use a Canon 5D Mark III. My favorite lenses are the Canon EF 100 mm f/2.8, Canon EF 24-70 mm f/2.8, and Canon EF 50mm f/1.4.
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