autumnal Baking.
Part I
After getting my hair done, running many pointless errands, and finalizing costumes designs, much of last Friday was spent in the Van Buren kitchen. This was a treat as a little holiday baking was on my to do list (and had been since Labor Day Weekend.)
This may seem a little extreme to some of you. However, if there's one thing that I plan ahead for, it's the holidays.
This may seem a little extreme to some of you. However, if there's one thing that I plan ahead for, it's the holidays.
I had all the decorations assembled, the butter at room temperature, and the cookie sheets greased.
I was ready.
In addition to my audience: the house cat we call Pixie.
After making dozens of sugar cookies, I began to realize I would also need time to decorate them. This I had failed to take into account time-wise. I had been baking for 3 hours without melting the chocolate or cracking open the decorating materials...woops.
When all was said and done, the cookies turned out pretty well. I could have spent a little more attention to detail, however, I had to attend Ben's special (strictly costume) birthday party that beginning in only a matter of minutes. Baking was not a legitimate excuse for being tardy.
... (shot taken in first few minutes of arriving. Consumed very quickly thereafter.)
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