My son and I are trying to sort through our things. We were emptying out a linen shelf so that he could store some dishes he got as a gift and I came across some material that his grandmother had given me years ago to make tea towels out of. Are they tea towels if they are only used for putting over your baking? Anyway I thought it was time to sew them and so I did. I sewed around all 4 sides of the different sized pieces.
I did a bit more baking for
Carla's cookbook testing. We'd finished the crackers so I wanted to make more, which was a mistake because I rolled them thinner and I could have eaten them all!
As I'm trying to use items up from the freezer I thought I'd make Carla's banana loaf too. I didn't have the berries called for but substitutions were allowed, so I used some black currants. I wasn't sure if they would make the loaf too tart, so I just used the minimum amount in the recipe. I still have some frozen bananas and black currants and because we liked this, I'll probably make this again.
My son and I are trying to sort through our things. We were emptying out a linen shelf so that he could store some dishes he got as a gift and I came across some material that his grandmother had given me years ago to make tea towels out of. Are they tea towels if they are only used for putting over your baking? Anyway I thought it was time to sew them and so I did. I sewed around all 4 sides of the different sized pieces.
I did a bit more baking for Carla's cookbook testing. We'd finished the crackers so I wanted to make more, which was a mistake because I rolled them thinner and I could have eaten them all!
As I'm trying to use items up from the freezer I thought I'd make Carla's banana loaf too. I didn't have the berries called for but substitutions were allowed, so I used some black currants. I wasn't sure if they would make the loaf too tart, so I just used the minimum amount in the recipe. I still have some frozen bananas and black currants and because we liked this, I'll probably make this again.
Shirley, It's nice to cyber-meet you and thanks for stopping by my blog. Good luck on the OWOH giveaway. Happy February!
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Jane
Mmm - your making me hungry!
ReplyDeleteWow Shirley . . . you are quite the cook and seamstress! Thank you for stopping by today and entering my OWOH giveaway! Nice meeting you.
ReplyDeletehi! thank you for visiting my blog! your blog is fantastic and...very tasty!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog and entering my OWOH giveaway. I hope you'll be back again, soon!
ReplyDeleteYour blog has made me HUNGRY! Great stuff!
Bonjour from French Riviera,
ReplyDeletethank you for visiting my blog. It is really nice to meet new visitors. For my relatives, I am one of the best cooker of the area and I take a great pleasure to browse into your blog cook book.
Wish you a nice weekend
Pat
Thank you for stopping by Turn Left at the Pigs.
ReplyDeleteYour cooking looks fantastic and I love that tea towel material.
Diane
Of course I am taking international entries!! Thanks for dropping by my blog, sure appreciate it. Good luck, Riki And those goodies look delicious!!
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