HOUSE Of RENO

08/08/2022

Reno kid's baking class-the holiday class.

03/08/2022

03/08/2022

The HOLIDAYS are here!!!

Our classes are designed to help your child discover the fun and delicious world of baking in a safe, educational and tasty way.

Give your child the gift of baking and decorating this holiday.

Call/WhatsApp us today
07036421694 or 08122141423

12/07/2022

WHO MISS ME?

RENO IS BACK WITH A BANGER😄

Start your Culinary Journey with RENO today. Call/WhatsApp the number 08122141423

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05/01/2022

Happy New everyone, thank you for 2021.
2022 is going to be a great year, we will serve you better.
Cheers!!

08/10/2021

Been a while right? Not to worry, we still very much around.
Something big is cooking for u.
Enjoy this little tip.

16/03/2021

A New Phase
A New Dawn
A New Year
A New Season
A New Decade
Father your girl is grateful 🙏
Happy birthday, Welcome to the new
#3.0

10/03/2021

Our Promo is still running but with limited time.





It's our 's birth month.
In the light of that, here is a treat for you.
We are giving a 20% discount for our 3month basic and certificate course.

Its for a limited time though.

Promo Runs from 2nd March to 16th 2021

A whole #20%Discount

2-16 March 2021

Send a DM, Call or send a Whatsapp msg on

08122141423 today.

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08/03/2021

To every strong woman out keeping it real happy international women's day

02/03/2021

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It's our 's birth month.
In the light of that, here is a treat for you.
We are giving a 20% discount for our 3month basic and certificate course.

Its for a limited time though.

Promo Runs from 2nd March to 16th 2021

A whole #20%Discount

2-16 March 2021

Send a DM, Call or send a Whatsapp msg on 08122141423 today.

Hurry slots fills up quickly

19/02/2021

4 OVEN TIPS AND TRICKS

Your oven is abolutely essential for baking; you simply can’t bake without it! That’s why it’s important to understand its capabilities and set aside time to maintain it.

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First things first: cleanliness. A dirty oven is an inefficient one. It will also compromise the taste and smell of your bread, cookies, or cakes. Plus food bits are a fire hazard.

We won’t lie; it’s a huge task! But it’s worth the effort. First, take out the racks and use some kitchen towels to remove any dirt and food remnants. Clean it as much as you can and then soak them in hot water mixed with mild dish soap.

Take some baking soda and mix it with water. Apply it to your oven, except for the parts that heat up. Wait until the next day to wipe your oven with a rag, making sure you scrub off the baking soda completely.
(The baking soda and water mixture is great for cleaning windows, too!)

’t Cram Your Oven

This is an especially useful tip for those who bake in batches. Stuffing your oven with pans can turn out unevenly baked goodies. Air needs to circulate, so make sure there is space between pans and that they don’t touch the walls of the oven.

If you’re just using a single pan, it’s important to place it in the center of your oven rack so it bakes evenly.


Opening and Closing the Oven Door

We know you want to make sure your baking is done right, but constantly opening the oven door isn’t the way to do it. Your yummies need a consistent and stable temperature, and frequently opening and closing the door results in temp fluctuations that negatively affect your finished product.

If you must open the oven door, do it for just a few seconds and keep it to a bare minimum. Use an oven thermometer you can place inside and view from the window.

If your oven has two racks and you’re using two pans, place one on each rack and make sure that one is not directly on top of the other. The one on top will prevent heat from reaching the pan on the bottom.



Aluminum Foil

While this may be a common practice in some households, think twice about baking your food in foil. Aluminum is everywhere, and it’s even found in fruits and veggies. There are safe amounts and there are unsafe amounts. And yes, it is going to get into your baked goods. Consider another baking pan as a cover or a silicone one made especially for this purpose.

Finally, don’t line your oven with foil. The shiny surface reflects heat and may cause parts to burn.

: love and know your oven and it will thank you with delicious results.

Feel free to share these tips and tricks if you found them useful!

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