२० फेब्रुवारी, २०१०

I know it's late for this.

But it's still February at least, and this met my quick and dirty test for what is bloggable: I laughed a lot.

१० टिप्पण्या:

Brian Day म्हणाले...

Very funny. I especially liked the bundt cake (#7). A very simple cake but visually interesting.

Chip Ahoy म्हणाले...

Haha. I like that. I didn't realize groundhogs looked so much like beavers.

"Happy groundhog day, Daddy!" My nephew wrote his toddler son was the first person in his life to ever say that.

This gives me a chance to show you my own anachronistic seasonal pastry. Last night I made a bûche de février.

William म्हणाले...

I hope this holiday doesn't end up being commercialized beyond recognition. Groundhog Day is the one day when we can all pause and reflect on how much winter sucks. It is not a day to be eating pastry.

Unknown म्हणाले...

If I saw the 5th one down, I'd wonder for a second if it was safe to eat.

Chip Ahoy said...

Haha. I like that. I didn't realize groundhogs looked so much like beavers.

A beaver cake? More like Valentine's Day.

William said...

I hope this holiday doesn't end up being commercialized beyond recognition. Groundhog Day is the one day when we can all pause and reflect on how much winter sucks.

As a guy I used to work with would say every Feb 2, "Thar's a varmint needs killin'"

Jason (the commenter) म्हणाले...

Chip Ahoy always makes such nice looking food.

traditionalguy म्हणाले...

The ground hogs are not in sight much except for TV in February. They make me think of sea otters in Monterrey Bay. Can we have a sea otter cake with sardines around the edge?

Jason (the commenter) म्हणाले...

Frankly, I was expecting Groundhog Day recipes to look a little more like this.

kentuckyliz म्हणाले...

I liked the simple and creative use of the Bundt cake and Teddy Grahams.

RT'd that on fb...

Ann Althouse म्हणाले...

"A beaver cake? More like Valentine's Day."

You can chomp like a champ.

raf म्हणाले...

WRONG. I have celebrated GHDay irreguarly since whenever I started, and the traditional meal is sausage.

For obvious reasons. Well, obvious to me, anyway.