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MissM is so organisedthat she has already baked
the chocolate caramel shortbread*
to take to university on Saturday.
No shop-bought cakes for her!
Her grandma will be so proud.
*Lucy's delicious recipe
Thursday 22 September 2011
MissM, Domestic Goddess
MissM is so organisedthat she has already baked
the chocolate caramel shortbread*
to take to university on Saturday.
No shop-bought cakes for her!
Her grandma will be so proud.
*Lucy's delicious recipe
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the apple never falls far from the tree - well done MissM - hope you settle in well wherever it is you are going to - Sarah took Brownies last year and they went down a storm - nothing like the taste of homemade cake to initiate friendshipos
ReplyDeleteThis, or something like it is on the to do list here. Master UB specialises in macaroons but they are rather too fragile for travel. His brownies are good too! He could leave some behind for his bereft mother.
ReplyDeleteIf I baked it today, there would be none left by Saturday. I admire her restraint!
ReplyDeletethey are vg indeed - one at a time though so may last until weekend
ReplyDeleteMissM looks quite the expert there, she has obviously spent many a happy hour watching you produce your glorious confections.
ReplyDeleteThat girl has her priorities right.............
ReplyDeleteShe has been taught very well I think. Good luck to her on Saturday.
ReplyDeleteI'm with dottycookie, Thursdays baking would never make it to Saturday xox
ReplyDeletei just love family traditions...especially those that nurture our sweet tooth.
ReplyDeleteJust one thing...in our house, i would have to use semi-sweet chocolate on these. uh-oh. Now you've done it.
Brain food! Sweet picture, all my very best to MissM on her departing and settling in, and to her parents, with the "there she goes again!"
ReplyDeletelooks delish!
ReplyDeleteHow can you NOT eat it before Saturday ...
Swooning over that shortbread. MissM will be the most popular student at the university.
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing better than caramel, biscuit and chocolate. Until I try to pull on my trousers that is!!
ReplyDeleteHowever, home made is definitly best!
That gets a big "YUM!" from this side of the world...well done, MissM!
ReplyDeleteI am embarrassed to admit that chocolate caramel shortbread is one of the things I remember most fondly about my travels in England. Right up there with hiking in Lakeland, attending Evensong services, walking the walls around York...what does this say about me?
ReplyDeleteNever mind. Best wishes to Miss M as she starts her adventure!
Good luck to MissM (and you --)
ReplyDeleteyummy yum! I think I need a sweet snack now.
ReplyDeleteCompletely inspired and bizarrely have a tin of condensed milk ready and waiting in the cupboard
ReplyDelete(though I was never this organised when I went to uni. If I remember correctly I forgot to take towels, but did have a caffetiere....)
What a darling. And she's clearly aware of the satisfaction to be had from making something delicious to share with others.
ReplyDeleteBit slow in catching up with your blog this week - I wonder if Miss M has eaten it all now. We called it millionaire shortbread when I was little and I have this awful feeling my boys don't know about it ... will remedy forthwith.
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