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Friday, July 22, 2011
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Photo of the day: Tiny Bird
First time climbing a tree...
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Location:Front Yard of emergency Glenwood
Monday, July 18, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Vegan ice cream, no such thing!
I love cake, and birthdays are the best times for special cakes. Keeping this in mind I wanted to make an extra special vegan cake for B for her birthday. Only an ice cream cake would do. "But wait",you say to yourself, "vegan ice cream cake doesn't exist!". It does according to The Gluttonous Vegan
I followed her directions as best as I could...
I couldn't get B out of the house long enough to bake the cake part, so I ordered three round vegan cake layers from Simple Kneads Bakery. They even stored them in the fridge for me!
My prepared cake box and rice ice creams...
Step 1: Bottom layer of cake
Step 2: Spread vanilla layer of ice cream
Step 3: Layer two of cake
Step 4: Strawberry ice cream layer
Step 5: Top layer of cake, freeze, and hide.
Step 6: Put icing on the cake (I did this part with an access card in the front seat of a car in the dark, because Kate and I lost the knife. I wanted the cake to be a surprise, so I made it in the yarn store and then left B's party to spring it on her. I left the icing to the last min, hence the car icing fiasco.)
Step 7: Eat! (There are not any photos of the finished cake because people ate it, but believe you me it was fantastic!)
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I followed her directions as best as I could...
I couldn't get B out of the house long enough to bake the cake part, so I ordered three round vegan cake layers from Simple Kneads Bakery. They even stored them in the fridge for me!
My prepared cake box and rice ice creams...
Step 1: Bottom layer of cake
Step 2: Spread vanilla layer of ice cream
Step 3: Layer two of cake
Step 4: Strawberry ice cream layer
Step 5: Top layer of cake, freeze, and hide.
Step 6: Put icing on the cake (I did this part with an access card in the front seat of a car in the dark, because Kate and I lost the knife. I wanted the cake to be a surprise, so I made it in the yarn store and then left B's party to spring it on her. I left the icing to the last min, hence the car icing fiasco.)
Step 7: Eat! (There are not any photos of the finished cake because people ate it, but believe you me it was fantastic!)
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