All afternoon cooking.
Make & bake pie-shells for quiche.
Made batch of cookie dough while waiting for Michelle to bring milk for quiche recipe.
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Quiche baking gave me 35 minutes to sleep.
Numero Dos
Michelle left for evening cat-sit and I put cookies in to bake. Mumsy Herrmann he wuz known az in dem dayz.
Flat, like pancakes. I knew I shoulda used my own recipe. Taste good tho.
Will bake mahi-mahi when she gets home. It's been a good day.
Sleeping Caaaaat
I rescued the chair from off a street in the student ghetto in 1983. Stuffing was coming out of the arms and back and the springs in the seat were shot. It still had/has its J.C. Penney label that dated it to around 1923. Foster's Upholstery was still in business and a student loan helped pay for the $125.00/yard mohair. It looks almost as good as it did when it came out of the shop.
The tree was a collaborative effort between Michelle and I a few years ago. The purple cushion was a gift from, Erica Enyart, a custom-builder who collected Michelle's serigraphs.
And the cat....that's Bonsai, a.k.a. Trixie. She's 13 this year.
Awesome! everything :)
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Baking powder is your friend (cookies).
ReplyDeleteThe quiches look delish.
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ReplyDeleteYes! The recipe called for a dab of baking powder. Next time I'll go with more.
The quiches disappeared almost as quickly as the cookies. I spotted quiche in a case at Smith's for $10.00 and thought "I bet I could make it for less." I'd recently perfected pie crusts so was eager to make more. I may have to try Smith's to see how mine compare.