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17/06/2026
Made two scones to share with my mum for afternoon tea, served with rhubarb compote and softly whipped cream ๐ฅฐ
Scones always remind me of two things; high school food technology where we spent weeks 'experimenting' but they always turned out rock hard and stodgy ๐
And my favourite roadtrip to the blue mountains with one of my closest friends and her dog, which was cosy and wholesome and just really good quality time Elsa Young โค๏ธ
Did a half batch of Nicola Lamb's base scones recipe which was the perfect amount for two
05/06/2026
Miso brown butter sesame choc chip cookies ๐ช
Bit late to the miso cookie trend but these have been on my list for a while. I only had red miso at home so I was worried that it would be too salty and overpowering but actually ended up adding more after tasting the cookie dough. It worked really well with the brown butter to add a savoury depth to the cookie base.
I prefer a high cookie:chocolate ratio so these had too much chocolate for me, next time I would make it with half the amount of chocolate to let the flavour shine through.
Made these for some of my favourite people ๐ฅฐ Shout out !
Recipe adapted from
13/05/2026
Rhubarb almond cake ๐
Featuring rhubarb harvested from my new little chaotic backyard garden that I'm in love with ๐ฑ
Recipe , inspired after seeing give it a glowing review (also my first time trying reverse creaming, beating the flour with the butter made me very uncomfortable but it turned out beautifully!)
25/11/2025
Jammy rhubarb coffee cake ๐ด๐ก๐ฃ
Late on the train but I have had this recipe pinned since I saw it on 's substack. It definitely lived up to the hype - a soft moist crumb, a layer of tart bright rhubarb compote and a sweet salty oat crumble. The crumble is so addictive and I've already made another batch to eat with spoonfuls of leftover rhubarb compote ๐คญ
Rainy day baking always feels extra cosy, and even more so in jacaranda season when the sun peaks out from the clouds!
20/11/2025
Tahini halva brownies ๐ซ๐ซ
These are my gold standard brownies, courtesy of the queen . It's the perfect balance between gooey and cakey, the sesame flavour mellows out the overwhelming intensity that that some brownies can have, and the top is perfectly crackly. The base recipe is so versatile and I can imagine it with chunks of nut praline or swirls of salted caramel...
I brought these to a weekend away with friends; we all met through attending and volunteering with a youth leadership program. Spending time with these weird, wonderful, kind and generous humans always reminds me of the goodness and joy in the world ๐ฅฐ Shoutout to the best team ! (Highly recommend if you're 18-30 years old ๐)
04/11/2025
Matcha cream pudding - a continuation of my matcha blondie saga ๐ต๐ฎ
Some of you might have seen my story from last week - I forgot to set a timer, cuddled my dog and ended up falling asleep on his memory foam bed, only to wake up to a very toasty smell ๐
This was my attempt to salvage what I could and it actually turned out surprisingly well! I halved the blondies lengthwise, brushed with a matcha simple syrup then layered it with unsweetened whipped cream. The very overbaked edges were crumbled on top to finish. After sitting in the fridge overnight, the blondies were soft and the whipped cream gave it a pudding like texture. I made it in a tupperware container which might be my new favourite way to make fridge desserts for easy snacking!
Catch a glimpse of my cuddle buddy in the last photo ๐ฅฐ
07/10/2025
Citrus bars ๐๐โ๐ฉ๐
When your mum brings home a bunch of 'lemons' from grandma's tree and it turns out some are actually limes (not just unripe lemons) and some are a strange mandarin lemon hybrid ๐
Then you go down a rabbit hole looking for a lemon bar recipe and find an entire subreddit dedicated to someone's grandma's family recipe being deciphered and tinkered with and shared across the world (r/JustHoodsLemonBars if anyone is interested!). This feels like the point of the internet - strangers across the world who will never meet can share little bits of joy and history with each other ๐ฅฐ
24/09/2025
Matcha blondies! ๐ต๐ซ๐ฑ
I'm not much of a brownie/blondie person but these were so addictive. They had the perfect fudgy dense centre with the crackly top and a strong matcha flavour. I might make them a little thicker next time to really get that fudgy bite but the thinness really contributed to the snackability!
Recipe
11/09/2025
Chocolate, cookies and cream layer cake ๐ซ๐ช
A special birthday request which I had so much fun decorating with edible flowers from my garden!
A reminder that wherever life takes me, it's these little things that make it meaningful - watching things grow, feeding people and having opportunities to be creative. Beautiful spring days and a dog at my feet make it that much sweeter ๐ฅฐ
Two layers of chocolate buttermilk cake, Oreo cream cheese frosting inside and chocolate cream cheese frosting outside. Recipe adapted from
02/09/2025
Lime loaf cake and sunsets ๐โ๐ฉ ๐
Sometimes when I'm walking my dog I try to pinpoint the exact moment it starts to turn dark but try as I might, I get lost in my thoughts or something I see. It's one of those curious things, like falling asleep - when you focus on it, it feels like a imperceptibly slow draining of colour but when forgotten, it's a quick blink and you miss it moment.
I managed to get a quick photo in the dying light as I pulled this loaf out of its tin and it captured that perfect cosy feeling of warm cake, winter days and my dog's content sighs ๐ฅฐ
Recipe (the citrus queen!)
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Sydney, NSW
Public Transport:
1. Take a train to Central Station.
2. Transfer to the T2 Airport Line towards the International Airport.
3. Alight at Mascot Station.
4. Walk south on Coward Street and turn left onto Bourke Road.
5. Quiet Bakes will be on your right.
Driving/Parking:
1. Head south on the M1 towards Sydney.
2. Take the exit for Southern Cross Drive/Airport from M1.
3. Merge onto Southern Cross Drive and continue onto General Holmes Drive.
4. Take the Marsh Street exit towards Airport/Randwick.
5. Turn left onto O'Riordan Street, then right onto Robey Street.
6. Quiet Bakes will be on your left.
Parking options may include street parking or nearby paid parking lots/garages, so it's recommended to check for available parking spaces in advance.
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| Wednesday |
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| Thursday |
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| Friday |
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| Saturday |
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| Sunday |
9am - 5pm |
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What people say
Quiet Bakes in Sydney is a delightful gem for those seeking simple yet delicious bakes for everyday snacking. This home baker's creations celebrate the quiet moments in the kitchen, adding a touch of warmth and love to each bite.
One standout treat from Quiet Bakes is the Warm apple, brown butter, and almond cake. The combination of flavors creates a comforting and indulgent experience that is perfect for any time of day. It's evident that each creation is made with care and passion, as seen in the attention to detail and flavor profiles.
Another must-try is their take on a Danish dream cake with pandan, coconut, and black sesame. This unique twist on a classic dessert showcases the baker's creativity and skill in combining different ingredients to create a harmonious blend of flavors. The pandan adds a refreshing note while the coconut and black sesame provide depth and texture to the dish.
What sets Quiet Bakes apart is not just the delicious treats they offer but also the heartfelt stories shared by the baker on social media. Their journey from baking at home to working as a professional baker is inspiring, reflecting their dedication to their craft and passion for creating memorable experiences through food.
For those looking to indulge in homemade goodness that evokes feelings of warmth and joy, Quiet Bakes in Sydney is definitely worth a visit. Each bite tells a story of love for baking and appreciation for life's simple pleasures.