Zoë Bakes is more than a show about baking, although there is lots of that too. It is an ode to my entire food community in Minneapolis. I am excited to share this town with people, who may not know its long tradition of baking.
Minneapolis sits on the Mississippi River and was developed as a wheat milling town. Those old mills (now museums and restaurants) still stand on the banks of the river as a reminder of our roots. My house is in a neighborhood built by the wheat barons. The history is everywhere. The current community of farmers, millers, and bakers has rich stories to tell and I am so honored to share them on Zoë Bakes.
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You can order ZoëBakes Aprons and SIGNED COPIES of Zoë’s books here!
How to Watch Zoë Bakes
Watch Zoë Bakes on Magnolia Network’s Cable Channel (formerly DIY Network) or stream (seasons 1, 2 & 3) on Discovery+, HBO Max, or the Magnolia Network | Time Well Spent app.
- SEASON 1: Find info and RECIPES from Zoë Bakes season 1 here.
- SEASON 2: Find info and RECIPES from Zoë Bakes season 2 here.
- SEASON 3: Find info and RECIPES from Zoë Bakes season 3 here.
FAQs about Zoë Bakes on Magnolia Network
What brand/model oven does Zoë have? Zoë’s new oven in season 3 is a Blue Star Double Electric Wall Oven with French Doors.
Where can I buy Zoë’s apron? Zoë sells her aprons in her Zoë Bakes Shop! You can also find signed copies of her cookbooks in her shop as well.
What kitchen tools/equipment does Zoë recommend? Zoë has an Amazon shop where you can peruse all the tools and equipment she uses in her kitchen.
Does Zoë offer classes or events? At this time you can find more Zoë on Craftsy.com where she has classes for Show-Stopping Cheesecakes and Artisan Bread in Minutes. You can also purchase a recording of her Honey Cake Class, with all proceeds benefiting World Central Kitchen.
Where can I buy Zoë’s wood board? Zoë’s pastry board is from JK Adams.
Can Zoë give me recommendations for when I visit Minnesota? Zoë recommends the following bakeries while you visit the Twin Cities: Black Walnut Bakery, Patisserie 46, Bellecour Bakery, Rose Street Patisserie, Marc Heu Patisserie Paris, and Rustica. For more bakery recommendations, be sure to check out this Substack post.