I thought eggnog was amazing to until I woke up the next morning wanting to die.
How much did you drink? This one has about... actually 10% brandy + rum by volume, which is quite a bit. But I feel like I would be sick from drinking eggy custard before I drank enough to get seriously horkered by the alcohol.
I thought eggnog was amazing to until I woke up the next morning wanting to die.
How much did you drink? This one has about... actually 10% brandy + rum by volume, which is quite a bit. But I feel like I would be sick from drinking eggy custard before I drank enough to get seriously horkered by the alcohol.
Severe lactose intolerance killed me before anything else did. To be fair, it was delicious, but my body disagreed with my taste buds.
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@Teghaine re the cob loaf. It is more similar to what @Ourania had posted.
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@Wysteria Hmm... Definitely not the same, but worth a try, at least
Made Christmas cookies with my mom and my favorite aunt today! They came out lovely, despite fighting us as we were making them, and are quite delicious.
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I should take more pictures of the things I make to show. I feel like just explaining them isn't sufficient.
This week I'm (hopefully) going to be making some Turrón which is just a nougat (egg white, honey and almonds) but it's just so good. Whee for holiday fatness!
They aren't super complicated. I think it's more that they're fiddly, and there are a lot of little techniques you have to get right for a perfect result. Getting the batter to the right consistency, not too thick or runny. Letting them rest to form a skin before baking so they rise properly. Sacrificing a goat to the rain gods so the ambient humidity doesn't mess things up. If you expect your first couple of batches to fail before you perfect them, it will be less distressing when it happens.
Although, I don't necessarily know what I'm talking about. I made some a couple of months ago. The first lot, green tea with coconut buttercream, were fine. The next two lots - passionfruit with chocolate ganache, and chocolate with chocolate ganache - actually turned out worse and worse, they were flat and all cracked on top, and I honestly don't understand why. Stupid macarons.
It's the only thing that you really have to get down to exact measurements. I think if there's any item that truly demonstrates that there is a 'science' to baking, it's macarons. You have to be like, bloody Walter White to get it done perfect. >_>
(how many croggled poinsettias and trees got eaten raw out of frustration during the making? Also, where are your reindeer that look vaguely like labrador retrievers? Those of you experienced in cookie presses know what I'm talking about!!)
Just made my favourite leftover turkey concoction. (I did a Christmas test run this week)
To be spread on hot buttered toast, toasted bagels, in sandwiches, wherever you like really.
Leftover turkey, about a cup of shredded/pulled a bit. 5 tablespoons of cream cheese a nice dollop of horseradish (more or less depending on your level of love for this) salt and black pepper
Puree, top with cucumber and/or chopped green onions.
The sweltering heat of the forge spills out across the land as the rumbling voice of Phaestus booms, "I want you to know, the Garden reaction to that one is: What?" The voice of Melantha, Goddess of the Seasons, echoes amid the rustle of leaves, "That's the censored version."
I am starting the process of learning how to do cake decorating. This was the first time I have ever used a decorating bag for the frosting (an effin mess, if I may say so). Supplies is limited. For whatever reason, I have black sugar pearls, so I decided to make pooping reindeer and penguin.
It was fun, but next time I am going to get another thing of frosting because I started running out at the end!
I am also getting ready to attempt a fondant cake in the next couple weeks...
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it, if there do exist some people who just can't handle the uniqueness
of your snowflake... - Mathonwy
I am starting the process of learning how to do cake decorating. This was the first time I have ever used a decorating bag for the frosting (an effin mess, if I may say so). Supplies is limited. For whatever reason, I have black sugar pearls, so I decided to make pooping reindeer and penguin.
It was fun, but next time I am going to get another thing of frosting because I started running out at the end!
I am also getting ready to attempt a fondant cake in the next couple weeks...
Those look amazing! Ahh, I remember working with fondant. It was so much fun.
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Chocolate cupcakes with a whipped white chocolate ganache icing. Sadly, I don't know if it's just my cursed tropical climate or I screwed it up. The icing was starting to melt like ice cream @_@ I had to quickly finish up and shove it in the fridge. Am very concerned about how to transport it now.
I'm going to try making a twice baked chocolate cheesecake for new years... if that doesn't work, I'll go for my grandmother's normal one. If you can get here by then and promise to clean the kitchen for me, sure. :P
Also: brining the turkey, and letting it rest for hours after cooking (wrapped in tinfoil). We let ours rest for about three hours, and that plus the brining (we're not sure which is responsible) made for a moist, juicy turkey.
ETA: the fudge netted me a declaration of love from one coworker and a marriage proposal from another. Slightly awkward, but it's that good.
matcha icecream Regular stuff just doesn't do it for me, gotta get a big old tub of vanilla and swirl as much powder as I dare into it so you get veins of green powder. It's like mining deliciousness.
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example from internet:
Losing their light in the glorious sun,
Thus would we pass from this earth and its toiling,
Only remembered for what we have done."
Hmm...
Definitely not the same, but worth a try, at least
Those look delicious, though!
That love soon might end You are unbreaking
And be known in its aching Though quaking
Shown in this shaking Though crazy
Lately of my wasteland, baby That's just wasteland, baby
Triple vanilla ice cream macarons.
Spicy-Black Bean Casserole via slow cooker
My first Flat White!
Although, I don't necessarily know what I'm talking about. I made some a couple of months ago. The first lot, green tea with coconut buttercream, were fine. The next two lots - passionfruit with chocolate ganache, and chocolate with chocolate ganache - actually turned out worse and worse, they were flat and all cracked on top, and I honestly don't understand why. Stupid macarons.
Even when your macarons come out fucked up visually, though, they'll still be delicious!
MUST FIND COOKIE PRESS.
yours turned out great!
(how many croggled poinsettias and trees got eaten raw out of frustration during the making? Also, where are your reindeer that look vaguely like labrador retrievers? Those of you experienced in cookie presses know what I'm talking about!!)
To be spread on hot buttered toast, toasted bagels, in sandwiches, wherever you like really.
Leftover turkey, about a cup of shredded/pulled a bit.
5 tablespoons of cream cheese
a nice dollop of horseradish (more or less depending on your level of love for this)
salt and black pepper
Puree, top with cucumber and/or chopped green onions.
The voice of Melantha, Goddess of the Seasons, echoes amid the rustle of leaves, "That's the censored version."
I am starting the process of learning how to do cake decorating. This was the first time I have ever used a decorating bag for the frosting (an effin mess, if I may say so). Supplies is limited. For whatever reason, I have black sugar pearls, so I decided to make pooping reindeer and penguin.
It was fun, but next time I am going to get another thing of frosting because I started running out at the end!
I am also getting ready to attempt a fondant cake in the next couple weeks...
- Mathonwy
Ahh, I remember working with fondant. It was so much fun.
Chocolate cupcakes with a whipped white chocolate ganache icing. Sadly, I don't know if it's just my cursed tropical climate or I screwed it up. The icing was starting to melt like ice cream @_@ I had to quickly finish up and shove it in the fridge. Am very concerned about how to transport it now.
Chocolate bowl, salted caramel mousse, almond whipped cream, decorative chocolate, and a tasty caramel drizzle.
- Mathonwy
Very sweet. Very delicious.
Also: brining the turkey, and letting it rest for hours after cooking (wrapped in tinfoil). We let ours rest for about three hours, and that plus the brining (we're not sure which is responsible) made for a moist, juicy turkey.
ETA: the fudge netted me a declaration of love from one coworker and a marriage proposal from another. Slightly awkward, but it's that good.