That actually sounds like a lot of fun! I know i'll stress over which recipe i'll pick when it comes to my turn, but I think it would be great to see how each person's turned out.Fred, I've always wanted to do something like the Daring Baker's Challenge, but was a little intimidated and didn't think I could always commit to a strict time frame.
I'd be willing to do a sort of modified version of it, though, here on pweb if anyone is interested. The basic premise is that people take turns picking recipes for a challenge. The recipe is posted and whoever wants to participate takes a crack at making it within a certain time frame (a month? two? four?). Then you post pictures of your end result, and write a little bit about your experience of making it. Then it's someone else's turn to pick a recipe, and so on. It doesn't have to be strictly baking; savory recipes are welcome as well. And although difficult recipes can be fun to tackle, they don't HAVE to be complicated to count as a challenge.
I'm just thinking of how many of us went on to try making a Dutch Baby after Jan posted about it, or Steph's mac & cheese, or any of the recipes people have posted up here. Even something simple can be something new and fun to try. And if you find you're too busy to participate in one round, or the recipe isn't in line with your diet (not vegetarian/contains allergens/etc) then you can either just skip it or make a modified version.
Again, don't know if anyone would be interested or not, but it's something I've thought about before, and Fred's post about being uninspired in the kitchen brought it to mind again.
I'm totally in if more people decide to participate!
Edit: Grrr, new page!
