Good afternoon! I have to do this quick & get ready to leave the house....did you notice I didn't start this post with "good MORNING"?! Yep--been making cards all day so far--now I have to be a real mom!
Let's start off the day with something yummy, shall we? I am in love with The Farm Chicks--they have a wonderful new cookbook you'll just have to check out! I made their Maple Oat Scones, which were delicious! Not sure if it's kosher to add their recipe here (I'll find out later!), but I wanted to just tease you with a glimpse of them....
Yes--that's maple glaze dripping down the sides of the warm, slightly cruncy scones...ahhhhh!
(***I just e-mailed Serena--THE Farm Chick--(her partner, Teri, recently left the business, but she carries on!), and asked permission to share the recipe, and she graciously gave it, so thank-you, Serena, and here you go!)
THE FARM CHICKS' MAPLE OAT SCONES
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 cups old-fashioned rolled oats
2 tsp. baking powder
10 Tbsp. cold unsalted butter, cut into small pieces
1/3 cup heavy cream
1/4 cup maple syrup
1 large egg, slightly beaten
1/2 cup chopped walnuts (about 2 oz.)
MAPLE GLAZE
Combine 1 Tbsp. melted unsalted butter, 2 Tbsp. maply syrup, 1 Tbsp. heavy cream, and 1 cup confectioners' sugar--whisk together until smooth.
SOOOO delicious! I would just add a bit more maple syrup to both the scones and to the glaze next time--love my maple syrup!
You really need to check out the Farm Chicks' blog--so filled with inspiration (and delicious recipes, things to make for your home, etc...!) She's has a great love for all things vintage, as well, and has lots of wonderful stories to share--you'll love it!
http://thefarmchicks.typepad.com/
Thanks again, Serena!
My daughter's friend Hunter is having a birthday party tomorrow, and Annie wanted me to make her a card. The colors HAD to be chocolate brown, turquoise and bright, light green. Then she went off to school. I had my orders, and this is what I came up with:
Won't give too many details right now, but ask me if you'd like more...all the stamps I used on this card were Pink Persimmon: "Vintage Cupcake", "Vintage Greetings", and "Singing Birds". Adorable stamps!
It's her mother, Loretta's, birthday on Monday, and I'll be taking her out to lunch then, so I made her a card today, as well:
Again, short on the details...This image is from Crafty Secret's "Girlfriends" Images & Journal Notes--love it! On the inside is a sentiment stamped from CS's stamp set "Glamour Girls". I also used Crafty Secret's "Radiant" paper pad for the black & white polka dot print. The little gingham flowers on the corners were just little things I made about a month ago, and they seemed to fit nicely.
Well--off to pick up girls. Have a wonderful Friday with your families!
Oh yum , more calories for my thighs.
ReplyDeleteI love scones.....sugar, butter, and flour what's better than that.
Love the recipe!
Cute cupcake card...love all those layers and glitter
Yowsers is that a beaded frame on the other card...have fun at your lunch.
Yummmmmmmm these look scrumptious! And your cards are beautiful as always! Glad you're having a fun day!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that you've posted the scone recipe! My dd has been making them all summer to sell at a local farmer's market. They are soooo great, aren't they?!!
ReplyDeleteSaw you commented on Monika's blog and had to come see who didn't use their Unity stamps! :) Have a great weekend!
I am SO glad you started a blog! These cards are so gorgeous!!~! The scones look yummy!!
ReplyDeleteYou had me at scones!
ReplyDeleteYeah Julie....got the recipe now, Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love your blog, and your cards are simply adorable!!
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Cathy
P.S. The Farm Chicks rock!
Yummy recipe! And great cards!
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