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I seemed doomed in my efforts to make this cake- the last time I tried 15 years ago- Just as pulled the mixer out of the batter I hit the start button - you can imagine the pink rain . . . now the frisbee thing- I think I'll stick to traditional chocoalte cakes & hummingbird cake-Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthernBelle
Hope youe enjoyed the cheesecake.
How does red velvet cake incorporate cherries?
Sounds like blasphemy to me :mad:
Makes a nice topping, over the cream cheese icing of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by zencentury
Oh temptation! Turns out one of the neighbors that is moving is now going to Jamaica and there is a tour ride coming up in January there. It's nice to dream even if I won't be going. :o I had a nice T-day even though dh was absent most of the time and the dream of riding Jamaica is nice. The angelfood cake turned out brilliant in case anyone was curious. My first ever! :D
Lora
Congrats on the angel food cake! That's one of those things I cannot make - I've tried. They always fall and come out about an inch tall.
Our sweet potato contribution to the feast was lovely, however. Not much unhealthy stuff added, and I don't think anyone in the family missed it:D
DH absolutely loves turkey, so I roasted a turkey breast when we got home last night. So, we have leftover turkey too:)
SilverDaughter says to her Mom:
"I'm thankful that I don't have to hang around and eat your cooking":eek:
We knew she didn't mean it...she snuck in later and chowed down:rolleyes:
We spent all day at home Thanksgiving and the next day with no sewer system--plus my two older sons and their S.O.s and my Terrificly-2 grandson, and various grandparents, cousins, et al, and FIVE DOGS who terrify my cats!
Chaos reigned supreme!
So I'm thankful my husband knows how to work on sewer pipes and had all the tools to do so, and that the hardware store was open on Friday so we could rent one of those heavy duty plumbing snakes, and that I didn't have to play a plumber!!
Karen