Food Pictures
- Thread starter Pookah
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bsebring
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^ cool cake
This is prior to it catching fire at the restaurant me and my friends went to for my bday. It was def one of the most bizarre days I've had in a while lol
planemo
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I made this
haha hope this works, if not its whatever...just refer to the top message >.<
Hmmm, that looks good.
What type of icing is that?
Tiercel
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I made a double batch of peanut butter chocolate drops earlier (cookies). When everything is finished, I'll try to remember to take a pic of the cookies we have every year.
In fact, I'll promise to post a pic. But you'll have to wait, as the walnut wreaths and cream cheese cookies won't be made until Friday night.
In fact, I'll promise to post a pic. But you'll have to wait, as the walnut wreaths and cream cheese cookies won't be made until Friday night.
I just had so much sushi....I'm gonna hurl.
We ate it before I could get a picture, but here is an example...
Sushi heaven... sigh.
Mr.Moon
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That-Is-Awesome.
My dream cake.
At first I thought "Hey..that almost looks like a hive".
Then I look again.. "Holy crap that is a hive cake!"
Love SC
Tiercel
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Finally, the promised pic of Christmas cookies.
The row in the middle, from top to bottom: brown sugar & walnut cookie, "Christmas crescent" (pecans, butter, and sugar!), secret surprise (with a Hershey's Kiss in the middle), a Betty Crocker marzipan cookie (with almond extract instead of actual marzipan).
The right: a peanut butter chocolate drop and a pfeffernusse (which we Americanly pronounce "feffernee").
The left: chocolate candy (Mom works in a candy store) and a brown-eyed Susan (chocolate icing, almond extract in cookie batter, topped with an almond). It took a lot of food coloring for those brown-eyed Susans to not look like raw ground beef. Even so, they still weren't quite red....
The row in the middle, from top to bottom: brown sugar & walnut cookie, "Christmas crescent" (pecans, butter, and sugar!), secret surprise (with a Hershey's Kiss in the middle), a Betty Crocker marzipan cookie (with almond extract instead of actual marzipan).
The right: a peanut butter chocolate drop and a pfeffernusse (which we Americanly pronounce "feffernee").
The left: chocolate candy (Mom works in a candy store) and a brown-eyed Susan (chocolate icing, almond extract in cookie batter, topped with an almond). It took a lot of food coloring for those brown-eyed Susans to not look like raw ground beef. Even so, they still weren't quite red....
philly2bits
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My thoughts abound with envy at this platter.
In my neck of the woods, there is a delicacy called the 'horseshoe.' This artery clogger consists of a hamburger (or various other meats) on a thick piece of bread, covered in french fries and smothered in cheese sauce. It's amazing and horrible all at the same time.
