Jaelyn Rice quickly outgrew her 'ghost kitchen' and began scouting out commercial kitchen availability
Jaelyn Rice and her boyfriend, Caleb Janes, pose for a photo as they move equipment into the kitchen of Rice’s bakery, The Laughing Lady Sweet Shop, which is expected to open for business in Deer Lake later this month. — ContributedSaltWire's Atlantic regional weather forecast for August 18, 2023 | SaltWireDEER LAKE, N.L. — Jaelyn Rice was thinking long and hard about a name for her new bakery business before realizing there was only one clear and obvious choice.
Before he died, Curtis told Rice that, if he ever opened up a business, it would be called The Laughing Lady Bar and Grill, in honour of Glynis, not only for her memorable laugh, but also her own desire to someday to have her own business.Rice, 22, did one year of the two-year culinary arts program at Holland College on Prince Edward Island before deciding she did not want to make a living as a chef.
“I thought that was the perfect name and it all went together really nice, so now the name is in memoriam to both my mom and my uncle, so that’s meaningful to me,” said Rice. “I was a little nervous about it, and I was not sure if this is what I should do or if I should just keep working,” she said. “I decided to take the full leap and open up a bakery and see how it goes.”Unique touches
She will also be offering a variety of handcrafted items made by friends and relatives, including greeting cards, clay earrings and candles, not to mention slippers and dish cloths handmade by Rice’s own grandmother, Beverley Rice.
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