Last Saturday was the big baking day. My girls and I, along with Solanah and Dana, spent hours in the kitchen loving every minute of it. We made; white apricot fudge, red velvet fudge, pistachio tart, scones, vegan cupcakes, chocolate pretzels, brownies and pumpkin chocolate chip cookies. Needless to say I have some happy neighbors now that the goodies were given away.
Ruthie cooking the fudge
Pistachio tart
White apricot fudge
Red velvet fudge
A few days later the girls and I were in the kitchen again. This time building gingerbread houses.
We are counting down to Xmas using the alphabet (started Nov. 30th) and it was G for gingerbread day. We have done a for angel, b for baby, c for caramel apples, d for delicious (as seen above) e for elf, and f for fun.
Most recipes can be found on my Pinterest page
The red velvet fudge! What a knockout! I'm always looking for foods that are as visually impressive as they are tasty, I DEFINITELY have to try that!
ReplyDeleteOoh it all looks SO fantastic! I can't wait to get into my Xmas baking!!
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ReplyDeleteThere's a problem with my google accounts where sometimes it will permit me to leave comments and sometimes it doesn't. Alas, this is a time when it doesn't. I follow your Life in a Pink Tower blog and have a question for you on that. However, the gliche won't let me post there, so I write to you here.
I just read your post on Godly Play. I can't find anything on the web about the book The Glorious Impossible by Madeleine L'Engle you mentioned from a Christian perspective.
Can you tell me how closely the text follows the gospels versus Madeleine L'Engle's thoughts on Jesus and Christianity. I would really appreciate it!
Thank you!
--Mama at youknowwhatmama.blogspot.com
So this is where Dana "the invisible blogger" was !!!!
ReplyDeleteLOL @Big Mama...yeah...I suck at blogging...but not at LIFE! ;)
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