"baking experience" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I was so excited to start my new job and gain some baking experience."
Mr. Hamelman's first professional baking experience, in 1976, was an immersion course in pretzels.
Naturally, given Mr. Ortega's baking experience, desserts are a high point, too, from the sophisticated blueberry and walnut tart ($2.50) to the fudgy, spectacularly big chocolate cookie ($1.25).
Ms. Berube was born in France and has 28 years of baking experience, including 26 at La Petite France Bakery in Stafford, which she sold before starting La Brioche in December 2008.
Baking experience was tapped, with its penchant for exact measurements, and the " essence" of carpentry creative problem-solving was drilled into us.
--Louise Waid and Tilly Bothwell had two centuries of baking experience between them.
It was the early 90's, around the time that bagel shops were beginning to make gourmet bagels and I thought, What if I could add a twist to pretzels by adding chocolate chips?" But there was one little issue that kept getting in her way -- Kim had absolutely no baking experience.
Furthermore, a "food blog" can be written by anyone from someone who collects cookbooks to someone who reviews restaurants, to someone who writes about their baking experiences.
She is developing a freelance baking business after baking experiences at Quince, Telltale Preserve Company, and other Bay Area kitchens.
Jim Sanford, a classically trained chef with 30 years of clam-baking experience, will bring all the food, utensils and his own specially designed equipment to your home to cook up an authentic-tasting beach barbecue for about $5.70 an hour.
Mr. Edelstein and Mr. Moskowitz are former members of Local 338, and together they have more than 100 years of experience baking bagels.
"We can learn a lot from her, because she has experience baking," Ms. Rijo said of Ms. Stewart, while a woman nearby sang quietly along with the radio in Spanish.
