Whaaaaaat! No, not THAT! Whoopie pies! Here they are, in all their yummy, gooey goodness!
It was a recipe from my Aunt Gail, and I made it for my nieces & nephews. I also made Chicken Tetrazzini. It was great to cook for a dozen people for a change, instead of just one. And I was finally able to photograph that second pair of felted clogs. They took a day and a half to knit, but sat unfelted for four months...
I'm very glad I tried the pattern again after my first pair came out warped. These are done in Paton's Classic Wool Merino.
It was a recipe from my Aunt Gail, and I made it for my nieces & nephews. I also made Chicken Tetrazzini. It was great to cook for a dozen people for a change, instead of just one. And I was finally able to photograph that second pair of felted clogs. They took a day and a half to knit, but sat unfelted for four months...
I'm very glad I tried the pattern again after my first pair came out warped. These are done in Paton's Classic Wool Merino.
1 comment:
Those pies look so delicious! I'll need to go hunting for recipes.
The clogs look great!
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