The problem with baking and blogging about it, for me is that I mostly bake in the evenings, when miss E. is asleep. The baking is good, but the light for making pictures is terrible. So most times my bakes don't make it to the blog.
Today was different; I slipped in a perfect baking session during miss E.'s naptime. And here is the result: a perfect tea for three after naptime.
There was a simple black tea and lemonade accompanied by some ginger bread and "fig and blue cheese savouries".
I'll show you my labour with love, and you can find the recipe for the gingerbread in my previous post, and the recipe for the fig and blue cheese savouries over here.
There are only a few ingredients: flour, butter, blue cheese, pepper, salt and fig preserves.
I cut the cookies with my favourite antique cookie cutter and I put in the dimples with the back of my honey spoon which provided to be the perfect tool. Sometimes things come together like they have always belonged that way. I love it when that happens.
I think these little little flowers are perfect for this early spring. The taste is a little salt and sweet, I'll definitely make them again.
Hi Karen...I can relate to your comment about poor lighting in the evening. I still work in the city, and many of my projects are at night. It is not easy to get a good photograph. Your cookies look yummy!
ReplyDeleteThank you, they were very good indeed.
DeleteEye candy! Imagine having a daytime nap and waking up to this, pure bliss!
ReplyDeleteCome around at 4 and maybe you'll get lucky ;-)
Deletehi there, just stumbled into your blog from somewhere.
ReplyDeletei'm going to try my hand at those savoury blue cheese thingies. i would love them. the flour where i live is unpredictable, so i might be asking for trouble.... lol
Hi Monica, nice to meet you! Just give the cookies a go, they are like sand/ butter cookies, so I don't think you can go wrong with them, as long as you don't burn them. I always have to remind myself to be in the kitchen the last 10 minutes of baking so that won't happen. Have a lovely wekend!
DeleteThey seem so delicious. Don't worry about your pictures. Your all pics are eatable when I saw your cookies..))
ReplyDeleteThank you, you put a smile on my face!
DeleteLooks yum! :)
ReplyDeleteThey were yum! Hi and welcome, I just had a peek at your blog and your illustrations are amazing! Have a lovely weekend!
DeleteHey missK, these cookie flowers look lovely.
ReplyDeleteI might just travel down for some naptime this month ;-)
MMMmmmm.
You're very welcome! Just give me a hint when and I'll pick some fresh ones right out of the oven especially for you. Xx
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