cooking disaster?

[moldypotatochip]

Yup....... made the brownie box but I ended up trying to do something on the back of the box, which was cookies n cream brownies.  I had Oreos so I broke them up into the batter.  Then I baked it.... but I accidentally burned the whole top.  Under it the brownies were fine, so I just cut it off.  Then I had cream cheese so I tried to make some kind

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[bleuvii]

OK, this post officially entertained me.

[moldypotatochip]

Cooking is always entertaining :3

[une_belle_fleur]

Yum! And I've never seen either plastic flowers or candy mushrooms in dirt cake, that would be so cute!!

Oh, and I once thought it would be a good idea to make a peanut butter garlic (no queso) quesadilla. Raspberry jam in cream cheese frosting sounds much better, lol :o)

[moldypotatochip]

There are candy mushrooms and bamboo shoots in Japan, so I bought those and put them in it :3 I also found gummy frogs. And I had a couple of kinds of plastic flowers and grass I got at the 100 yen store. It was a grand success! I had zero leftovers and everyone loved it!!!

The extra cream cheese frosting I made at the church went well... I put some Hershey's syrup in it instead of raspberry jam.

Hmmmm peanut butter garlic? Sounds weird at first but I bet it would be kind of like Thai food. I'm honestly up for trying almost anything as long as I like the individual ingredients. However, if you tried to feed me something with mushrooms (ick) I wouldn't want to eat it even if it looked delicious.

in case you were curious

[moldypotatochip]

http://www.amazon.com/Meiji-Takenoko-Sato-2-96-Oz/dp/B0002PSOLA

http://www.amazon.com/Meiji-Kinoko-No-Yama-3-13/dp/B0002PSOKG
But as for the mushrooms the ones I bought at the store were caramel flavored instead of chocolate.

Re: in case you were curious

[une_belle_fleur]

:o) I love Japanese snacks (my favorite is Hello Panda), those are so cute!