Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Bloking: a mixture of baking and blogging. Also referred to as Blagging.

I'm too freezing to do any baking. So i'm blogging. I took off my cuute Indian boots (or Native American as my politically correct bf would say...actually he probably would be most comfortable with me just calling them boots..) and discovered black and white toes. I know what you're thinking--frostbite. I was thinking that too for half a second. Then, I remembered that my body hates my hands and feet and this is just what they look like in winter. So after defrosting them on the heat vent in the bathroom, they again look more or less normal. I am thankful for heating vents.

I realize toes and feet should probably never be mentioned in a food blog, however, I am way too excited that I can feel my toes and move them again to go back and delete that. I am thankful for toes.

Ah November happened. I am so thankful for family, loved ones and friends. I am thankful for freedom, religion and home. Now it's the end. How did I celebrate the end of November? Going to Red Mango for delicious frozen yogurt, of course. MMMMMMMM. It was free topping day if you are in the know with this delightful little place complete with a fireplace to eat your freezing dessert and still be warm. I am thankful for this. My taste buds danced with pomegranate raspberry happiness. Om nom nom. You should check this place out if you like frozen yogurt. It is absolutely THE best. I am thankful for Red Mango AND their free toppings.

Anyway...I did make a few items over this month of thanksgiving. I am thankful for items...haha ok getting carried away, I know.


Alright, I got this idea from my favorite food blog to stalk, Cream Puffs in Venice. But don't check out her version because they are so much prettier than mine. An Italian doughnut infused with Nutella. Called, Bomboloni. Very fun to say, I might add. It was a challenge as part of the Daring Bakers group...which I am a part of as of tomorrow. SO happy.



These are carmel cupcakes with carmel frosting, drizzled with...carmel. The frosting was soooo goood. And I don't even like frosting. 





Cranberry cheesecake. From the amazing cookbook, The Professional Pastry Chef by Bo Friberg. Check it out. 


I realize the chocolate curls look like mozzarella cheese...but they didn't TASTE like it. Important to keep in mind I think.


Alright. That's all for now. If you don't hear from me again, it's because I'm in a frozen wasteland with black and white limbs. I am thankful for limbs.



1 comment:

  1. Haha everything you made looks SOOOOOO good! Pretty sure we will need to do some baking once I am up there! I love you! :)

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