pairs4life wrote:That’s very generous of you Helen. The group is massive. I will start fasting now!
foodie1 wrote:It's been awhile since I've had a chance to join in, but I'm happy to be on the waitlist since I live so close/in the far north suburbs! Thank you & happy holidays!
HelenG wrote:Hi everyone! I’m really looking forward to hosting the next dessert exchange. Here is the format, copied from prior exchanges:
1. I will serve a light vegetarian supper. It is likely to involve salad, bread, and quiche.
2. Each guest should bring one recipe of a dessert—an old favorite, something you’ve been wanting to try, something you’ve recently been making and striving to perfect, …..? No doubling or tripling of recipes is necessary.
3. Bring containers to take portions home!
4. Come hungry!
Make whatever you like. Because some members do not eat meat or drink alcohol, make sure to tell everyone at the outset whether what you make contains ingredients such as lard or booze. I am confident that there will be more than enough to satisfy everyone!
If you need to cancel, please do so on this thread. Also, if it's within 48 hours of January 21, please message me as well.
We have three cats, one of whom will almost undoubtedly remain hidden.
I am expanding the guest list to the 14 who have signed up to date, but anyone signing up after this post will need to go on the wait list.
Guest list:
1. pairs4life
2. kalamazoogal
3. Distinktif
4. Cathy2
5. wild rice
6. mkr
7. suef
8. Cookie Monster
9. Simmie22
10. Parum Morsus
11. cohen1524
12. NerdyKnight86
13. JennyIL
14. irisarbor
kalamazoogal wrote:HelenG wrote:Hi everyone! I’m really looking forward to hosting the next dessert exchange. Here is the format, copied from prior exchanges:
1. I will serve a light vegetarian supper. It is likely to involve salad, bread, and quiche.
2. Each guest should bring one recipe of a dessert—an old favorite, something you’ve been wanting to try, something you’ve recently been making and striving to perfect, …..? No doubling or tripling of recipes is necessary.
3. Bring containers to take portions home!
4. Come hungry!
Make whatever you like. Because some members do not eat meat or drink alcohol, make sure to tell everyone at the outset whether what you make contains ingredients such as lard or booze. I am confident that there will be more than enough to satisfy everyone!
If you need to cancel, please do so on this thread. Also, if it's within 48 hours of January 21, please message me as well.
We have three cats, one of whom will almost undoubtedly remain hidden.
I am expanding the guest list to the 14 who have signed up to date, but anyone signing up after this post will need to go on the wait list.
Guest list:
1. pairs4life
2. kalamazoogal
3. Distinktif
4. Cathy2
5. wild rice
6. mkr
7. suef
8. Cookie Monster
9. Simmie22
10. Parum Morsus
11. cohen1524
12. NerdyKnight86
13. JennyIL
14. irisarbor
Thanks Helen! Will you be sending your address via a Private Message?
HelenG wrote:Everyone should have a PM shortly. foodie1, you are in! Let me know if you do not have a message with directions by tomorrow, and don't forget to bring containers! See you Sunday!
Helen
ParumMorsus wrote:Reading all the wonderful desserts, I am very sorry to have to miss this! But I am going to withdraw my name as my sister and her new baby are coming to visit.
ParumMorsus wrote:Reading all the wonderful desserts, I am very sorry to have to miss this! But I am going to withdraw my name as my sister and her new baby are coming to visit.
. I can’t wait to taste the results!Cathy2 wrote:Hi,
At last week's Culinary Historians meeting, there was a slide showing culinary students making ice cream by hand. The initial reaction was they needed an ice cream maker. They had one. Their churning the ice cream by hand was a local custom.
This could turn out to be a gloppy mess. I am going to try to churn ice cream by hand, too. You will learn the results with me.
Regards,
Cathy2
HelenG wrote:It was a pleasure and a privilege to host! Everyone's desserts were, as always, amazing. A special treat for me was the in-depth discussion of Laurie Colwin's Black Cake!