Monday, 20 October 2014

Me on Monday

I was just beginning my bedtime routines and rituals, when I realised I hadn’t waved back at Sian today. So here I am.

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Today has been all about the soup. Restocking the freezer with some of our favourites. It has also been about the baking. Although the less said about that the better! I tried something new: a fat free flourless brownie. That’s a bit of a stretch for me. It really is a very strange “cake”. I decided it was a poor offering, even though my friend had requested something virtuous. I thought I should have an alternative. While I had the oven on for dinner I mixed up some Cornish Fairing dough. Despite having made these at least a hundred times, with no problems whatsoever, today was always going to be the day they went wrong. They didn’t spread out, but sat stubbornly in their allotted lumps. I whipped them out of the oven, pressed them down with a fork and popped them back in. They became stubborn lumps with fork marks in the top. Ah well. My girl managed two after dinner so they can’t be too bad!

7 comments:

  1. It's the taste that counts! There must have been a lot of lovely cooking smells in your house yesterday. And with the freezer stocked, you could to enjoy it all over again too. Perfect.

    Have a good week!

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  2. I think we've all had times like that!

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  3. It is always so annoying when a tried and tested recipe fails :(

    I think there will be some Meadow Barn soup being produced here this week - I ordered two sweet potatoes with my shopping as they usually give you quite small ones - I was delivered the two largest potoatoes I have ever seen in my life LOL so one will be recycled into soup!!

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  4. It certainly is the taste that counts.
    My DD just mentioned today that it's time to get making soup again.

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  5. If DD came back for seconds they can't have been as mad as you thought xxx
    Have a good week

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  6. Soup sounds wonderful, and having it stocked in the freezer sounds heavenly.

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