I can't really recall when we had this Bake & Bake, but it's at Alex's house. The photos say March 30, so I'm going with that.
Always a lot of supplies at Bake & Bake.
Maybe the reason I can't recall when it was is because this was the first time we drank Irish Coffee. It was a Friday, so we tend to be kind of tired from the work week. Claudia suggested Irish Coffee. Such a good idea.
Claudia tries the Irish Coffee. Great success!
Alex made lemon meringue tarts.
Claudia on her soup prep. We must've had quiche for dinner - you can see one sitting there.
Erin made lemon cranberry scones, from her grandma's recipe. She'll post the audio recording of her mom leaving the recipe on her answering machine at some point. She had to triple (or quadruple?) the recipe, and made us figure out what 14 tablespoons of baking powder might be. This was almost too difficult for our Irish Coffee'd brains.
Alex's lovely meringue tarts. Perfectly browned!
Claudia's soup is almost ready. Yum.
Final products of Bake & Bake - soup, scones, tarts and ... what is that? I made it, but I'm not sure what it is. Hmmmm. Sweet? Savoury? Who knows?
End of the night, table is cleared, the Coronas are gone and all the food is packaged in pyrex. Ah, pyrex. A girl's best friend.
Scotty potentially enjoys a tart.
Dave deals with the aftermath of Bake & Bake. He's the only boy to attend two Bake & Bake's but he doesn't actually bake anything. Just hangs out and gets our blog set up. BTW, thanks Dave!
Always a lot of supplies at Bake & Bake.
Maybe the reason I can't recall when it was is because this was the first time we drank Irish Coffee. It was a Friday, so we tend to be kind of tired from the work week. Claudia suggested Irish Coffee. Such a good idea.
Claudia tries the Irish Coffee. Great success!
Alex made lemon meringue tarts.
Claudia on her soup prep. We must've had quiche for dinner - you can see one sitting there.
Erin made lemon cranberry scones, from her grandma's recipe. She'll post the audio recording of her mom leaving the recipe on her answering machine at some point. She had to triple (or quadruple?) the recipe, and made us figure out what 14 tablespoons of baking powder might be. This was almost too difficult for our Irish Coffee'd brains.
Alex's lovely meringue tarts. Perfectly browned!
Claudia's soup is almost ready. Yum.
Final products of Bake & Bake - soup, scones, tarts and ... what is that? I made it, but I'm not sure what it is. Hmmmm. Sweet? Savoury? Who knows?
End of the night, table is cleared, the Coronas are gone and all the food is packaged in pyrex. Ah, pyrex. A girl's best friend.
Scotty potentially enjoys a tart.
Dave deals with the aftermath of Bake & Bake. He's the only boy to attend two Bake & Bake's but he doesn't actually bake anything. Just hangs out and gets our blog set up. BTW, thanks Dave!
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