The Adventures of Katnip: 49
“Cookbooks are magical, too,” Cuddle said.
I wasn’t surprised that a critter made by Russell Stover wanted to re-create a chocolate cake from the old Good Housekeeping Cookbook we ran into.
About 30 Days of Creativity here.
Full Katnip set here.
Katnip’s spirit was willing, but either my chocolate, my tools, or my skills were weak, because my chocolate shavings only crumbled. It doesn’t matter: Happy Pride, Houston! I baked you a cake.
I would plant my face in that cake if I was there
Ha ha ha! I hope it’d be worth it.
Then it would be a Marikake!
How could you do such a thing. It can’t help that it just happens to look like a chocolate cake topped with chocolate shavings and frosting. It… got a knife? A knife? Inside the cake? An escape plan?
The power of the cake compels you.
It does indeed. I was looking up recipes for gooey brownies. Once upon a Blacksburg era, Bollo’s downtown bakery made awesome “Exceedingly Gooey Brownies” and “Oat Fudge Bars.” Oh! Those were the days, and I still haven’t found a place like it around here.
Lindsey makes gooey brownies in the microwave sometimes.
Gee, beats me, I only made Dreamsicle Orange Chocolate Chip Cookies and Personal PBJ Ice Cream Pies as my creations.
Slacker. 😉
Over on FB, Amy apparently read your comment and wants a Dreamsicle Orange Chocolate Chip Cookie now.
I like how the magical cookbook (juxtaposition) makes its cake (seem) real 🙂
But the calories aren’t real, so we got that going for us.