Michael and Daniel both
left early for golf on Wednesday (3/13) and I spent most of the day in the
kitchen….here’s what it looks like in the throes of working:
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I think the cakes are in the oven and the dough is rising at this point |
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moving on to zesting and squeezing lemons for the pie |
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pie crust ready to be 'blind' baked |
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pie crust done, cooking the lemon filling |
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1/2 of sticky bun dough rolled out |
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covered with butter/brown sugar/cinnamon mixture |
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sprinkled with brandy soaked apricots (note new Christmas present ruler at top of pic) |
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topping of honey/brown sugar/pecans already in pan ready to go |
and here are the
results:
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ready to be popped into the fridge for an overnight rise before baking Thursday morning |
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can't wait to eat some of this on Thursday |
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cutting a piece for Michael's dinner |
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just LOOK at that meringue (Michael's favorite part!) |
I had been collecting egg whites for awhile, so made Michael a mile-high lemon
meringue pie! Then I made his signature
chocolate layer cake with chocolate icing to take to quilting for Willa’s
birthday, and also put together 2 pans of sticky buns. We gave one pan to Joanne and Larry, to thank
them for making 2 ADDITIONAL table top ironing boards for me…Larry is a
WHIZ! I was pretty tired after all of
the baking (and doing a sink full of dishes 4 separate times during the
process) so I got to knit for a bit before Michael got home at 4:30. The men’s golf club had a scramble tournament
format and his team finished just out of the money L, but he had a good time. He didn’t want any dinner because they ate
lunch so late, so he just dove into the lemon meringue pie before leaving for
rehearsal. I knit and watched TV in the
evening, and Daniel and Michael got home within 1/2 an hour of each other,
around 9:30. The guys talked over all of
the day’s golfing news, and then Daniel collapsed and Michael and I watched a
bit of TV before heading for bed
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