Anyone Here Like To Cook/bake?

- I am suitably jealous. Everyone there has been so kind to me and I'd be happy to be a guinea pig for that test kitchen. Wish I could fit bulk flour in my pantry!

- that Shoo Fly Pie looks yummy! Reminds me of eating pecan pie out of hand for breakfast when I visit the family in southern GA. This thread makes me hungry!

I'm excited for weekend baking! Just got a really nice diamond cut bundt (from KAF) for Mother's Day. I'll be trying it out with a Key Lime Cream Cake. Here's hoping I can get it out of my beautiful pan in one piece.

making my own paatry dough is something I am not 100% confident with LOL.

A little trick to feel more confident rolling your own pie dough. Works great for me!
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Wow, a thread I want to stay on!

My knowledge is all over the place when it comes to cooking and baking. My grandmother taught me depression style cooking. She showed me how to come up with meals with hardly anything, but also showed me how to cook over anything. I can pit cook, open fire cook, how to cook on a BBQ, on a stove top, and oven....And yes even to bake the same way. This really helped when we got hit by the ice storm in 01'. I fed the neighbors and the PD for days. Over 15 years ago, my son was placed on a Gluten Free diet, and at that time, there was hardly anything you could buy that was GF, like you can today. I had to mix my own products to make breads and cakes. There was no going to the store and picking up GF Flour Mix. I'm on a GF diet now, and it's so nice to walk into the store and buy GF Bisquick and make pancakes, and not have to pull out bags of Rice Flour, tapioca starch, potato starch, corn starch, Xanthen Gum, and so many other things to make pancakes. There is just 2 major tricks to baking GF. First, it's the liquid that is the give or take. Flour baking always says things like "5 to 6 cups of flour" for bread, where GF is "1 to 1 1/2 cups of water". Second, the internal temperature has to be 185°F, or the breads will fall. I lost so many cakes and breads to falling/sinking.

I dream someday to go to culinary school to finish off my home cook skills.
 
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Luck is wished! But since I wasn't at work on Friday & this is Sat. morning, the pie is a done-deal. How did it turn out????
I think I messed it up honestly LOL. The crumble sank in to the filling during baking so instead of two layers (crumble on top, filling on the bottom), I just got one cake-like layer...it was still tasty though! I have to figure out how to keep that crumble layer afloat!
 
I think I messed it up honestly LOL. The crumble sank in to the filling during baking so instead of two layers (crumble on top, filling on the bottom), I just got one cake-like layer...it was still tasty though! I have to figure out how to keep that crumble layer afloat!

I would suggest adding the crumbs on top during the last few minutes and turning on the oven broiler to brown them. This way, the bread crumbs won't bake into the filling while still getting nice and golden brown. Just make sure to watch it during the broiling process because one minute too long and it can burn.

Or a trick we'd use in restaurants is to use a little propane torch to brown the top. I still keep one on hand for making crème brûlée at home. It's used to melt the sugar on top into that nice breakable layer.
 
I think I messed it up honestly LOL. The crumble sank in to the filling during baking so instead of two layers (crumble on top, filling on the bottom), I just got one cake-like layer...it was still tasty though! I have to figure out how to keep that crumble layer afloat!

I'm glad it was tasty. I have no idea what keeps the crumb layer afloat, but I know that despite a lifetime of baking them, my dear wife occasionally has one that does that, too. The silver lining is it's much easier to eat. (You don't up with crumbs all over.)
 

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Here's the favorite dessert recipe in my house right now. I combined two recipes to make this one. If you don't like VERY tart lemon bars, then don't try this recipe!

Lemon bars

Crust:
2 sticks unsalted butter, cubed
1 1/2 cups all purpose flour
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt

Filling:
2 cups sugar
1/2 cup all purpose flour
6 large eggs
zest and juice of 7 lemons (buy big lemons! not those puny little ones that come in a bag!)
powdered sugar

Cooking the crust:

Preheat oven 350 F. Grease a 9 by 13 pan.
Cut together butter, flour, sugar, and salt. Press into the pan and bake until golden. It takes me 20-30 minutes.

While crust is cooking, put the filling together. Whisk sugar, flour, and eggs till they are smooth. Then add the lemon zest and juice till everything is combined. Once the crust is done, pour the filling on the crust while the crust is still HOT. If you don't do that, it won't cook properly. It will take about 20 minutes give or take. Also, to know if it is done, just give the pan in the oven a little jiggle. If the filling moves like firm/set jello, it is done! Let it cool for an hour or two before topping it with the powdered sugar. It is also really tasty with a scoop of vanilla ice cream!
 
Cranberry orange plum cake.
 

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I make my own Salsa, it's getting time to make a batch. Everybody that has tried it so far love it. Here's what you need

1-2 Jalapeno Peppers
3 Large Anaheim
1 Bunch of Cilantro
Cumin
Salt and Pepper
Lime Juice
3 Ripe Tomatoes
1 Large Red/Purple Onion
Some Olive Oil

With the peppers go a head and take the seeds and the white veins out from the center. Dice the Jalapeno's and combine them with the cilantro in a food processor with some olive oil and lime juice and chop it until the the leaves are smallish in size. Dump it in the dish with around a tablespoon of cumin, and a table spoon of a salt and pepper mix. Dice the AnaheI'm peppers and add to the bowl with more lime juice. Dice the onion into fine pieces, the tomatoes are diced to about medium size pieces and add to the bowl. Mix well, I end up mixing every time I add an ingredient. Taste for flavor and salt, pepper, cumin as needed. If more juice is needed add some more lime juice. Refrigerate over night so all the flavors get a good mix. The salsa will keep about a week in the refrigerator, although it normally doesn't last that long in the house.
 
I just remembered that I also use oregano and sage with the salsa maybe a teaspoon or so. I normally just add the extra spices after a taste test or too. Recipes are just a go by for me.
 
Punkin I think we need that recipe!
Actually it's from the back of a muffin mix. I'll attach a photo.
 

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Actually it's from the back of a muffin mix. I'll attach a photo.

We don't have that brand down here, but the first thing I thought of seeing the box front was Crusty the Clown from the Simpsons.

Something I tried tonight for dinner since my girlfriend has a low salt diet. Almost twice baked potatoes and steak. Salt is a great flavor enhancer as well as fat. So for the potatoes I took 2 bakers and nuked them in the microwave in a Walmart plastic bag for about 9 minutes and preheated the oven to 375. When they are done place them on a baking pan cut them down the middle. Break up the inside like you would with a normal baked potato for butter and sour cream. Place them in the oven to get some browning on the potato, once slightly browned add some fresh rosemary leaves top with shredded cheese and place back in the oven for about 5 minutes. During this whole time in the oven I had some garlic cloves wrapped in foil with olive oil roasting too. Once the cheese is melted smear the roasted garlic on top and add sour cream.
 
That potato sounds delicious max h. We went full on flavor tonight with bacon bbq cheeseburgers with caramelized onions on homemade sesame seed buns. It was scrumptious. I'd be happy to share the bun recipe if anyone is interested.
 
That potato sounds delicious max h. We went full on flavor tonight with bacon bbq cheeseburgers with caramelized onions on homemade sesame seed buns. It was scrumptious. I'd be happy to share the bun recipe if anyone is interested.
Yes please
 
Punkin the Krusteaz honey wheat pancake mix is really good too!

max h have you checked different grocery stores? I always have to store hop to find all my favorite brands, nobody carries everything I like, not even Walmart , which I avoid if at all possible!
 
One of my personal favorites is chipolte chicken tacos.

Cook diced chicken in a frying pan. Then stir in a chipolte dressing of your choice.

Take a glass pan and cover the bottom with a green tomato sauce of your choice.

Wrap the cooked chicken in soft taco shells and place them in the pan. Cover in taco blend shredded cheese and put in the oven at 350 until the cheese is melted.

I like to cover it with Tony's Italian Seasoning, but I put that stuff on everything.
 
AngelTheGypsy we only have either Walmart or Winn Dixie close by the house. I only go to the Publix if I'm in that area of town.

stella1979 the potato I just kinda made up on the run, it also goes great with left over Fajita or Taco meat to make stuffed potato's.

I did cook at several restaurants when I was younger prior to the Navy.
 
Well thanks James17 I make a lot of yeast breads but this is perhaps my favorite dough to work with. It makes a soft, tasty and beautiful bun and really works great for cinnamon rolls.

Rich Bun Dough Recipe - you can shape this dough however you like. I use it to make slider rolls, burger buns. hot dog buns, dinner rolls and cinnamon rolls. Instructions included are for burger buns.

1 cup slightly warm (not hot!) water
3 Tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon instant dry yeast (I like SAF brand)
1 whole egg, at room temp.
1 egg yolk, at room temp. (reserve the egg white in the refrigerator, you will use it later as a wash before topping with sesame seeds)
3 Tablespoons soft butter
3.5 - 4 cups AP Flour, (this is 420-480 grams of flour, it is best to measure flour by weight. Otherwise, please be sure to sprinkle it into your measuring cup before leveling, to ensure that the flour is not 'packed' in the cup.)
1 teaspoon salt

This is probably quicker in a stand mixer, but it can easily be brought together by hand as well.

Add warm water, sugar and yeast to a large bowl and stir. If you are unsure if your yeast is working, allow it to sit for 5-10 minutes to bloom. If it foams up you're good to go. Add the whole egg and egg yolk and stir slightly to break up the eggs. Add softened butter, then 3.5 cups flour. Sprinkle the salt over the flour before mixing. Bring the dough together either in a mixer or with a wooden spoon. You are looking for everything to come together into a shaggy, slightly sticky dough.

At this point, you can add up to 1/2 cup more flour if your dough is too sticky to knead. Once the dough is workable, knead for 7 minutes. If you are kneading by hand, do so on a lightly greased counter with lightly greased hands. This is a rich dough and we do not want to work in too much additional flour, which will make it drier than intended. When you are done kneading you should have a soft, silky smooth ball of dough.

Place it in a large greased bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Allow it to rise until doubled, usually about 45-60 minutes at room temp. Afterwards, gently deflate the dough and separate into 8 - 12 balls, depending on how big you want them. A scale comes in handy here too. Flatten the dough balls into rounds about 3-4 inches across and 1/2 inch thick. Place onto a parchment lined sheet pan, leaving about 1.5 inches between. Allow to rise until doubled again and preheat your oven to 350°F in the meantime.

Take the reserved egg white and beat it with 1 tablespoon of water to make a wash. Lightly brush this over the rolls and top with seeds of choice. Bake for 15 minutes for 12 smaller rolls, or up to 20 minutes for 8 large rolls. You'll know they are done when the are golden brown.

20170604_162526.jpg Here's tonight's hamburger and hot dog buns. They aren't anything fancy to look at but it makes a huge difference in the sandwiches. You'll want homemade all the time if you try this. Sorry for the double post, I couldn't edit to add a pic for some reason.
 
I have been baking my own cookies for some time. The latest incarnation is oatmeal, sesame seed and pumpkin seed made with our own honey.
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I used the same recipe to simultaneously bake granola.
 

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Cooking is like part of the Chinese DNA in my family, along with gambling. I grew up in a Chinese restaurant as did my wife.

If you can't cook after being in a Chinese restaurant most of your life then something is wrong with you (my brother).

Even though were not part of the restaurant business anymore we still cook foods that we grew up with, yes, even fish.

Sea Cucumber anybody?
 
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Made a yummy chicken pot pie the other night and forgot to take a picture. I never make a pie without this thing though. It's cheap and I haven't had burnt edges since I got it.

Edit: Photo removed because I realized I was breaking the rules. I use a silicone pie crust shield, you can pick one up on Amazon for about $7.
 
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Tonight I made a grilled skirt steak with chimichurrI sauce and roasted brussel sprouts.
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Oooh, yum. I made sprout's tonight too but they were, ahem... of the frozen variety. Still yummy with a little butter and salt.

I'll have some good ones next week, got the hubby's birthday and Father's Day 3 days apart. I'll be making all kinds of good stuff, hope I remember the photos.
 
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Oooh, yum. I made sprout's tonight too but they were, ahem... of the frozen variety. Still yummy with a little butter and salt.

I'll have some good ones next week, got the hubby's birthday and Father's Day 3 days apart. I'll be making all kinds of good stuff, hope I remember the photos.
I love frozen veggies and always have a variety onhand for when I'm feeling lazy The fishies always get a bit of whatever I make too lol. Please remember to take photos of your feast!
 
OK Bakers, who makes cakes? I do... I finally upgraded my pans to Fat Daddio's about 6 months ago. I love them. As a result, I now want to make cakes over 10" across after being frosted. I also like to do 3 layers, making the finished cake quite tall as well. I've made cakes for years and have always safely carried them to family events in my standard round cake carrier. I can't seem to find anything that will safely cover these bigger cakes for refrigeration or transport.

Any ideas? Must I use disposable baker's boxes?

Dealing with this at last holiday season was a huge pain in the rear.
 
I can't seem to find anything that will safely cover these bigger cakes for refrigeration or transport.

This is what I use:

You can carry 24 cupcakes or two pies or smaller cakes. And I just measure mine and, if you take the divider, out you can easily fit a 9" diameter cake that is 8" tall. Would something like that work?
 
I saw that... sorry, but no, my cakes are 10 inches across before frosting, over 11 inches after. I love working with larger layers but it has presented a problem. Thanks though.
 
I saw that... sorry, but no, my cakes are 10 inches across before frosting, over 11 inches after. I love working with larger layers but it has presented a problem. Thanks though.

How about this one?
 
Oh, and for the first link I posted, the diameter at the base is actually 16". The cover tapers to about 9" at the top though. So if your cakes are shorter than 8-9" you could fit wider cakes.
 

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lol Wouldn't you know it, I actually called KAF and gave them my measurements. The woman was kind enough to put me on hold and go actually measure the darn thing - I King Arthur Flour, they are so kind there. Alas, it is too small.
 
Oh, and for the first link I posted, the diameter at the base is actually 16". The cover tapers to about 9" at the top though. So if your cakes are shorter than 8-9" you could fit wider cakes.

Thank you! I figure my cakes are about 8 inches tall after they're all done. Maybe this would work... hmmm.
 
lol Wouldn't you know it, I actually called KAF and gave them my measurements. The woman was kind enough to put me on hold and go actually measure the darn thing - I King Arthur Flour, they are so kind there. Alas, it is too small.
Drat! But yeah, there's literally a whole wall filled with the products so they can grab the actual item when there's questions. We also can sign the products out and use them at home for a couple days if we're working on something special. :-D

Thank you! I figure my cakes are about 8 inches tall after they're all done. Maybe this would work... hmmm.

I just measured mine again and it looks like at 8" in height the width is fairly close to 11". I wouldn't want to promise that it'll fit, but it may be worth a try? According to their website (Where to Buy) Progressive products are sold in Target, Walmart, Sears, etc. Maybe you could find the carrier close by so you can easily return it if it doesn't fit?
 
Wow, you are amazing! I thought I put in my research but didn't find that I may be able to source it locally.

I am so jealous! Working in that type of environment would be a dream come true for me.
 
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If I stop posting ive had a heart attack
 
That looks like my favorite type of meal, a country breakfast if I've ever seen one grantm91, (although I prefer grits to beans) I've identified everything but the little round things between the sausage and beans. What's that, corn muffins??
 
Spill the beans..., did you cook that or did you mom cook that?

Lol there is not a single bean left to spill, I'm the master cook in the house I cook most of the time and clean, I think my partner took the trousers lol.
 
I love doing both but I have no pictures of either! I'll have to rummage through and see if I've taken any pictures of anything. Sometimes my recipes are "add garlic" and I have no clue how much to add so I can't really give a good recipe.

A favorite recipe though for everyone is Pizza Soup, it's an original of mine so I'm pretty proud of it. It's not amazingly original and I'm sure you'd find something similar on a recipe website but it's still mine!

This will make a large amount. You will need a stock pot or be prepared to carefully watch it to make sure it doesn't spill over the sides.

Ingredients:
1 lb Italian crumbled sausage
1/2 c original Hormel pepperoni, quarter sliced, Pizza pepperonI of any kind*
1/2 green pepper, diced
1/2 red pepper, diced
8 oz mushrooms
3-4 carrots, quarter sliced
1 Small onion, diced
1 12 oz can of tomato sauce
1 lb can of petite diced tomatoes OR 3-4 diced roma tomatoes
24 oz beef broth
Small pasta such as alphabet or ditalini, I've also used the minI sized bowties. Recommend against orzo and barley (large handful? Pasta puffs and I never use the right amount. Ever.)
basil
oregano
garlic, 3 cloves
salt
pepper

Directions:

-Brown the sausage and try to get it into as small of pieces as possible, add onion to the sausage to lightly cook but not caramelize
-Add everything but the carrots and pasta and cover with water with 3" of water.
-Cook until it tastes good and the vegetables aren't quite done. Keep in mind, carrots will take about 20 minutes to cook and pasta usually takes about 5-10 minutes.

*Do not buy the pre-cut, small 1/2" circular pieces of pepperoni, the kind meant for salads. The flavor is just not the same. If you are concerned about the grease/oil from the pepperonI you can do a quick rinse under the water, there will be quite a bit of oil from it in the soup.

I really should pay attention to how much I add but I really just do a few shakes of everything, I pour a little bit of salt in my hand so I don't over salt anything and then I continue to taste. The pepperonI will give it a lot of flavor.
 

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Do you make any ethnic dishes? Well, here is a story to go along with the recipe to follow:

My father was German and both his parents, while (of course) also German, were raised along the Volga river in Russia. My German ancestors, along with many other German families, were recruited during the mid-late 18th century to move to and farm the rich lands along the Volga River. My grandmother and grandfather said that both their families grew wheat. While both my grandparents were raised in German areas along the Volga in Russia, they met several years later ( they were both quite young when their parents emigrated to the USA) in Fresno, Ca. , where they married.
The purpose of this long description of my ancestry on my father's side is that the food that my grandmother prepared was infused with German as well as Russian influence. I still make many of my grandmother's recipes. Here is one:


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German Beerocks
Ingredients:
1 large head cabbage, shredded
2 Yellow onions, chopped
2 cloves garlic, chopped
3-4 lb. ground beef
4 Tbs.. canola oil
2 Tbs. ground black pepper
salt to taste

Dough:
3/4 cup water, warm (105° to 115° F)
1 package active yeast dry
2 Tbs. sugar
3/4 tsp. salt
1 cup potato mashed
2 eggs
1/3 cup vegetable oil
3 cups unbleached flour
1 1/2 Tbs. water

Directions for meat mixture:
In a large skillet, brown ground beef and add salt and pepper. Drain fat and set aside. In another large skillet, saute the onions and garlic until onion is almost golden brown. Add the shredded cabbage and cook until limp. Add salt, pepper and shredded beef to the cabbage mixture and let stand until cool.

Directions for homemade dough:
Combine water, yeast, and sugar; let stand 5 minutes or until bubbly.
Add salt, potatoes, 1 egg, and oil; beat until well mixed. Add 1 1/2 cups flour and beat for 2 minutes. Stir in remaining flour, 1/2 cup at a time, until a stiff dough forms.

To assemble Beerocks:
Turn out onto a well-floured surface and knead until smooth and elastic. Let dough rest 15 minutes. Roll out half of the dough
into an 18-inch square and cut into quarters.

Fill each square with about 1/2 cup meat mixture. Mix remaining egg and 1 1/2 tablespoons water together; brush glaze on edges of square.

Fold dough over filling to form a rectangle ball shape and pinch in the middle to seal.

Place on greased cookie sheet. Cover and let rise for 20 to 25 minutes.
Brush tops with remaining egg glaze and bake in preheated 375° F oven for 15 to 20 minutes or until golden brown. Serve hot or cold.
 

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Awesome looking foods listed here!

I also love to cook...I will say I made a pretty epic chilI a few days ago along with baked potatoes stuffed with broccolI and cheese. The issue is I do not use recipes on a day to day basis...I tend to cook intuitively. Most things area easy stuff due to a lack of time these days. But sometimes I do get a bit more elaborate. I used to bake everything from scratch(except pies)....however time and a lack of motivation have killed baking. SO is lucky to get a boxed cake mix or Marie Callender's pie these days. We have desert daily....Ive given up all other added sugar but I must have desert. lol

I will be making some fruit pizzas this weekend....probably grilling some steaks, etc.
 
Oops, I knew I would forget to take food pics on the hubby's birthday. We had delicious ribeyes, (seared in cast iron then finished in the oven), twice baked potatoes with sour cream, chives, butter, bacon & cheese, and to make ourselves feel a little better about all that, some simple steamed broccoli.

We love ribeyes and cooked them on the grill for many years. I've come to learn that our favorite way to cook a steak is to sear it on high in the cast iron, flip it then put it straight in a 500° for a few minutes. Then you can make a great pan sauce while it rests.

I can also build a pretty tasty cake but I'm not great at the decorating part. After this attempt I'm going to find an 8-10 inch bench scraper so I can smooth the sides better. Oh well, it was delicious... 2 layers of yellow cake with chocolate chips and one layer of chocolate cake. I made a coffee simple syrup that I soaked the cake layers in and used coffee buttercream and chopped glazed donuts in between the layers. The outer frostings are chocolate buttercream, coffee buttercream and 7 minute frosting on top. It's supposed to look like a latte.
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P.S. I have only been able to eat toast today while my husband had a full plate of leftovers for lunch and then had a snack when he got home...
 
Oops, I knew I would forget to take food pics on the hubby's birthday. We had delicious ribeyes, (seared in cast iron then finished in the oven), twice baked potatoes with sour cream, chives, butter, bacon & cheese, and to make ourselves feel a little better about all that, some simple steamed broccoli.

We love ribeyes and cooked them on the grill for many years. I've come to learn that our favorite way to cook a steak is to sear it on high in the cast iron, flip it then put it straight in a 500° for a few minutes. Then you can make a great pan sauce while it rests.

I can also build a pretty tasty cake but I'm not great at the decorating part. After this attempt I'm going to find an 8-10 inch bench scraper so I can smooth the sides better. Oh well, it was delicious... 2 layers of yellow cake with chocolate chips and one layer of chocolate cake. I made a coffee simple syrup that I soaked the cake layers in and used coffee buttercream and chopped glazed donuts in between the layers. The outer frostings are chocolate buttercream, coffee buttercream and 7 minute frosting on top. It's supposed to look like a latte.
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P.S. I have only been able to eat toast today while my husband had a full plate of leftovers for lunch and then had a snack when he got home...

I'm coming over for dinner tomorrow!
 
Oops, I knew I would forget to take food pics on the hubby's birthday. We had delicious ribeyes, (seared in cast iron then finished in the oven), twice baked potatoes with sour cream, chives, butter, bacon & cheese, and to make ourselves feel a little better about all that, some simple steamed broccoli.

We love ribeyes and cooked them on the grill for many years. I've come to learn that our favorite way to cook a steak is to sear it on high in the cast iron, flip it then put it straight in a 500° for a few minutes. Then you can make a great pan sauce while it rests.

I can also build a pretty tasty cake but I'm not great at the decorating part. After this attempt I'm going to find an 8-10 inch bench scraper so I can smooth the sides better. Oh well, it was delicious... 2 layers of yellow cake with chocolate chips and one layer of chocolate cake. I made a coffee simple syrup that I soaked the cake layers in and used coffee buttercream and chopped glazed donuts in between the layers. The outer frostings are chocolate buttercream, coffee buttercream and 7 minute frosting on top. It's supposed to look like a latte.
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P.S. I have only been able to eat toast today while my husband had a full plate of leftovers for lunch and then had a snack when he got home...

I feel like I picked up a few pounds just reading it. Sounds like pure heaven! Looks great too! Much nicer than my cake deco abilities!
My son's last birthday cake. It tasted good, and I thought I got a better pic of it. But got my out of buying one with a cat on it! (He's obsessed with the Warriors series)
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OMG IS THAT A PIZZA??????? How the heck lolll. And I have the same plates

It was set to be a tasty pizza but I left it in the oven too long so it became a plate, it was baked solid lol.
 
I feel like I picked up a few pounds just reading it. Sounds like pure heaven! Looks great too! Much nicer than my cake deco abilities!
My son's last birthday cake. It tasted good, and I thought I got a better pic of it. But got my out of buying one with a cat on it! (He's obsessed with the Warriors series)
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My daughter is obsessed with that series too!!
 
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