Oh, I hadn't even thought of that option. And you know, it seems fairly simple to whip up, there's really no reason not to have a go at every seasonal variation.
That is some quality baking right there. Props to rickenbacker for having the patience to bake; I cannot STAND baking and I think I'd melt down if I had to make one of those!
I shall pass on your compliments to the baker :) I believe she bought that apron too!
It tasted like a warm custard with warm cherries in it! Next time we try it, I think I will add a little nutmeg or cinnamon, depending on what fruit we use, to give it another dimension. I also think we should try cooking it in something smaller, like a pie dish or a loaf pan, to see what that does to things.
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Have you tried other kinds?
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I know the pain of mixing without an electric mixer. I think I eventually gave up and bought one for $7 at Target.
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I like the apron. Very stylish. ;-)
How did it taste?
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It tasted like a warm custard with warm cherries in it! Next time we try it, I think I will add a little nutmeg or cinnamon, depending on what fruit we use, to give it another dimension. I also think we should try cooking it in something smaller, like a pie dish or a loaf pan, to see what that does to things.
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