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“More star peaaaase”

July 12th, 2006 by Susannah

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Eloise and I made cookies this morning. She doesn’t get many foodie treats because of the dairy thing. I feared these gingerbread cookies may be a bit too spicy, but no, sure enough she comes toddling over and drags me into the kitchen asking for ‘more star peaaseee, more star’. (this also explains why only one star made its way into the photo above!)

Cooking doesn’t come naturally to me, actually I’m not very good at it at all. So when I had to improvise and use a wine bottle as a rolling pin I freaked out a little. I think I also overcooked them a bit….but hey…my little customer isn’t complaining….although she did call my gingerbread man a bear!

5 Responses to ““More star peaaaase””

  1. Mother-of-C
    July 12th, 2006 18:37
    1

    Ha !

    I always use a wine bottle too ( wrap in Glad Wrap to allow said bottle to assume alter-ego identity )

    Classic. Not just me then 😉

  2. Melanie
    July 13th, 2006 20:56
    2

    So cute! And hey, welcome to the club for the baking-challenged 🙂 My most recent disaster involved Devil’s food cupcakes – Eloise could have eaten them, because I forgot the milk!

  3. melissa
    July 20th, 2006 10:01
    3

    your biscuits look beautiful. I don’t believe you don’t feel confident with cooking..

  4. aja
    July 28th, 2006 01:50
    4

    yum, yum, yum!

  5. thebutterflycollector
    August 3rd, 2006 11:09
    5

    these look totally yum! Very impressive! I could make the cookies, but there is no way I could get the icing to be that neat! My little one would love these!

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