It's NOT, "code," it's "cold." There's an el in there people. I don't mind "ardic" or "win chills" or even "aso" as in the wind gusts are "aso" dangerous enough to just stay inside. Don't mind if I do. (Except for the part where I'm losing my mind. It's only a matter of time before I appear in an Overlook Hotel ballroom photo.)
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From way back two Sundays ago when you could lose a shoe without losing your toes.
She kept falling and by gum, kept getting back up. Notice the lone boot to the far right |
Uh oh, don't let all those Packer fans see you take a knee. Packer fans? Where are all the Packer fans? |
Annnddd there she goes again. This guy is going to slap shot the boot |
My sister brought this cannoli cake from Canfora Bakery in Milwaukee. Not to be confused with the Cassata which makes its appearance at Easter and seems to have a fun history that can be found here. Being a devout lapsed Catholic I like the idea of 16th century nuns baking these cakes in lieu of prayer during Holy Week. And to some of us, a good Cassata or Cannoli Cake is a very spiritual experience.
One of the most scrumptious Cannoli Cakes to grace our Christmas table |
I found two Cannoli Cake recipes I like, one from Women's Day and one from My Cake School.
Women's Day uses chopped shelled pistachios (classy) and orange and lemon zest (zingy).
Cake School uses buttermilk in the cake (WD uses Half and Half), a mascarpone filling, a cinnamon whipped cream frosting, and Pirouettes to decorate the outside.
And now... I'm going to hop in the car to and go to the Greenbush Bakery I mean and now... it's time for:
The Say Cheese! Link Up
You know the deal, I don't really care, but at least a post and a photo, not pointing frostbitten fingers at anyone (I am). Have at it my cheesy little goombas.