Check out my recipe for Chocolate covered pretzels and try instead to dip fresh strawberries in chocolate and let them set in the refrigerator for a few minutes. Then to make more perfect looking lines try using a pastry bag with a fine tip. I like the color combination of the milk and white chocolate. These were made my 16 year old, my creative genius! Easy, delicious and healthy!
It’s party time!
Try my Party Sugar Cookie at your next party celebration!
- Start with multicolored jimmies.
- When your dough forms together it will look like this.
- Two cookies in a row on parchment paper.
- Let them cool for five minutes.
- And that’s the way the cookie crumbles! YUMMY!
What we can learn from the upside down cake
A baker somewhere during the 1920s created the upside down cake not necessarily by mistake, but somehow the upside down cake became a delicious sensation. You see back then you had to bake using a cast iron skillet, so fruit would go on the bottom and the cake batter on top and then you would put the skillet over the fire. How genius when you think about it. Why wait to bite into the sweet fruit last?
And what can we learn about our lives from this silly discovery? That sometimes when we see things from different perspective, in this case, upside down, our lives can be changed. If we continue to look at something in the same way every time we see it, we are not challenging ourselves. Therefore, the upside down cake reminds us that when we see things from a different perspective or perhaps change our perspective, we will then change our lives. This also teaches us that mistakes can be a good thing, and in this case a delicious one. Here is my recipe for Pear Upside Down Cake. It is truly YUMMY!
NY Style Cheesecake not like any other!
This is my Aunt Kitty’s Famous Cherry Cheesecake Recipe. You can omit the cherries and just serve the cheesecake. My Aunt and Uncle would host a New Year’s day party every year and would serve this cake. Your company will love this cheesecake and will rave about it for years to come! It’s worth all the steps it takes to make it.
