Since almost every sentence contains the word, "cold" lately should it not be pronounced correctly? Yes, I have cabin fever, but stillll.
It's NOT, "code," it's "co
ld." 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.)
Is there a word that people mispronounce that drives you nuts? Share it and your cheesy photos and recipes here.
From way back two Sundays ago when you could lose a shoe without losing your toes.
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| She kept falling and by gum, kept getting back up. Notice the lone boot to the far right |
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| 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.
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| One of the most scrumptious Cannoli Cakes to grace our Christmas table |
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.