| Pegasus and Cake, Continued [message #35593] |
Thu, 28 October 2010 20:21  |
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 Black Bear
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Oh boy! More cake!
"The time is always right to do what's right."--MLK Jr.
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| Re: Pegasus and Cake, Continued [message #35605 is a reply to message #35593 ] |
Thu, 28 October 2010 21:14  |
SusieBirds
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Those cookies sound dangerously decadent, and perfect for the birthday party I'm helping throw next week.
Question - do you think they'd be suitable for minimal decorating? After the icing/glazing phase? I'd like to do a little piping on them (the theme of the party decorations is the girl's first initial).
Confucius says "Our greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising every time we fall." Too bad my souffles don't follow this rule.
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| Re: Pegasus and Cake, Continued [message #35614 is a reply to message #35593 ] |
Fri, 29 October 2010 01:21 |
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Ford of Rivendell
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Try using course grain sea salt for the recipe. That way not as much as fine grain table salt, without losing flavor.
Robin...um, considering the latest fascination with that contraption, didn't you refer to her as the apocalypse..anyway, had you not already got over the phone-phobia once you perused the apps on that pink-machine-of-terror?
Shouldn't the hellhounds be letting you hide behind them. I suppose during lightning storms they "protect" you real close-like as does my "little" puppy?
Try braying at the beagles and see what the does. (please note, not responsible for author being mistaken as fox or raccoon, or any barks, scratches, or torn pantlegs or even falling into rosebushes after being treed, as a result of teasing beagles)
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| Re: Pegasus and Cake, Continued [message #35627 is a reply to message #35593 ] |
Fri, 29 October 2010 08:49 |
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anne_d
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The cookies sound wonderful.
Hugs hugs for dog adventures of the bad kind, and I'm glad you and attendant hellhounds are unscathed. I haven't run into any aggressive dogs lately, aside from the ones that bellow threats from their yards, and I don't count those. I have, however, noticed an increase in the number of, err, deposits on our local sidewalks and lawns. Somebody (or somebodies) has (have) decided that they don't have to pick up after their dogs, and it's getting truly disgusting. Some people should not be allowed animal companions.
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"The creative urge can come out in any form: in embroidery, in... cooking, in painting, drawing and sculpture, in composing music, as well as in writing books and stories... the artist's inner satisfaction was probably much the same." ~ Agatha Christie
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| Re: Pegasus and Cake, Continued [message #35893 is a reply to message #35593 ] |
Wed, 03 November 2010 01:30 |
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Diane in MN
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I think I’ve told you about Superboy and Bizarro, the evil beagle twins. They are usually on the other end of the lead from a medium-small woman who can, indeed, barely hold them
I'm surprised that beagles carry on like this--the ones I've been around have been so scent-oriented that their noses don't leave the ground long enough for them to turn into barking maniacs. Walking them together sounds like a bad move on their owner's part. I'm glad the hellhounds were able to avoid an encounter.
"The point of books is to have way too many but to always feel you never have enough . . . " Louise Erdrich
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Makes me want to dig out my gluten-free chocolate cookie recipe and get busy