Blogging. Waiting for some home-made biscuits to cool. Listening to R.L. Burnside, drinking red wine and wondering Why T.F. I cannot think of anything to blog about.
I'd love to see that guy live. Yep! Biscuits are cookies and what Southerners call biscuits we'd call scones. I make wonderful scones and the cookies were delicious. Pecan nuts and chocolate.
my mom taught me all about scones, the irish type are different, no soda in southern biscuits, typically. also the difference between breakfast and tea, can't beat a proper afternoon tea. my grandda also told me "what's a cupcake? they're "faeirie cakes." all good to me.
When I was a little girl I was entranced by the idea of cupcakes. I literally thought that they were baked in teacups. Gave it a go. Got into trouble. Again.
Love RL, saw him about 10 years ago at Central Park Summerstage. By biscuits, do you mean cookies? Either way, love them, too.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see that guy live. Yep! Biscuits are cookies and what Southerners call biscuits we'd call scones. I make wonderful scones and the cookies were delicious. Pecan nuts and chocolate.
ReplyDeleteYou invariably make me wish I could just pop into your kitchen, Nellie. The 'biscuits' do sound a treat!
ReplyDeleteThere is only so much multi-tasking a girl can do! For no topic you did well. Any cookies left?
ReplyDeleteThere were lots this morning but Bert has been alone with them all day....
ReplyDeleteIt's not too bad at the minute but I'm pretty sure in a few months time I will start to crave some home baked treats!!
ReplyDeletemy mom taught me all about scones, the irish type are different, no soda in southern biscuits, typically. also the difference between breakfast and tea, can't beat a proper afternoon tea. my grandda also told me "what's a cupcake? they're "faeirie cakes." all good to me.
ReplyDeletethe snow is starting to fall in brooklyn!
"The store is starting to fall in Brooklyn.."
ReplyDeleteMagical. But will it get lying?
When I was a little girl I was entranced by the idea of cupcakes. I literally thought that they were baked in teacups. Gave it a go. Got into trouble. Again.