cardamom and snow Sharon SA

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I'm in LA and I know nothing about snow.

 

Make the brownies and the cookies, just cut them up and freeze in individual

baggies, I have to do that. I ove to eat and I'll have such a big butt that

I'll need a red warning flag on the back if I don't control my sweets...LOL

 

Happy baking!

Donna

 

Rishari <Rishari wrote:

Yes- it is a bit difficult after 35+ years in the northern hemisphere

to

suddenly be in winter in June and having warm/hot christmases- I really miss

SNOW.

We do not get it here and I love snow.

 

Thanks for all these hints for cardamom- Iwill try it and if I like it- you

can be sure I will be trying many of your suggestions.

I picked lavender today to make my shortbread- fingers crossed I get the

chance.

 

Riley wants brownies- maybe i will do both- but then that is double

temptation for me-and with where i am at in my head I'm not sure having more

than one goodie made at a time is a god idea!lol

Thanks again and hugs,

Sharon in SA

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" Donnalilacflower " <thelilacflower

 

> Thank you Sharon, Happy Winter. I forgot that our summer is your winter.

> THat would eally take some getting used to.

> Keep warm and enjoy baking, there are some desserts in the files using

> cardamom, that's my other thing I can't do without, I toss it in almost

> all my cookies, go to the brownie folder and there's an old family recipe

> for Swedish brownies, they are a white brownie and easy to make, add some

> cardamom to them. You can make a simple sugar cookie and add cardamom.

> Smiles,

> Donna

 

 

 

 

 

 

He rested there upon an apple leaf

A gorgeous opal crown sat on his head

Although the garden is a lovely place

Was it worthy of so fine a guest

Source: Dragonfly - Fleetwood Mac

 

 

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