Welcome to my kitchen!


Hi, I’m Riley Sloane, proud introvert, dessert dreamer, and your baking bestie from Austin, Texas.

Riley Sloane, a 35-year-old baker from Austin, Texas, smiling in her light-filled kitchen, surrounded by natural ingredients and aesthetic desserts

If you’ve ever felt like the kitchen is your sanctuary, where you escape, create, and sometimes cry over a deflated cake, welcome. You’re so in the right place.

I didn’t grow up in a family of chefs. We were more frozen waffles and rushed mornings than Sunday sourdoughs. But when I hit my twenties, burnt out from hustle culture and barely hanging on between jobs and deadlines, I found something healing in measuring flour. Stirring, folding, whisking… it was the first time I felt fully present in my own life.

Baking gave me back to myself.

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Now, a decade later, I create desserts that are full of intention and joy,treats that make you feel something. Not just “Oh, that’s pretty,” but “Wow, I made that, and I feel good eating it.” My style is a mix of earthy and ethereal: almond flour galettes with seasonal fruit, coconut whipped matcha mousse, mini cakes topped with fresh herbs and edible petals. Everything is made to nourish, inside and out.

I believe food should feel like love, not guilt. That beauty belongs in the everyday. That a drizzle of tahini can be therapy. And that you, yes, even if you’ve burnt every batch of cookies you’ve ever made, can bake something beautiful.

On TikTok and Pinterest, I share the behind-the-scenes: the real-life messes, the wins, the fails, and the quiet magic of a well-loved spatula. I want you to see that “aesthetic” doesn’t mean unapproachable. It means making space for pleasure, play, and creativity, even in a tiny kitchen, even on a Tuesday night.

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So whether you’re here to try your first gluten-free cake or just scrolling for that cozy, slow-living vibe, we’re already friends. I hope my little corner of the internet feels like a warm oven on a cold day. Safe, sweet, and full of possibility.

Now go preheat your oven. You’ve got something wonderful to make.