All my dinners needs to be cool too based, I can't do the Cristmas ham and the landlord is taking his sweet ass time to get it fixed.
I had all the ingrediants for the biscuit icing so I thought 'why not?'
Wait, I had everything except red food coloring so I had to use blue. Blue and green with pastel sugar balls. It wasn't Christmas themed at all.
I made the icing mixtures. The green was too runny and the blue was too thick.
Never the less we started decorating.
When I say we I mean me. Jonathan ate the sugar balls, licked obscene amounts of icing mixture and retreated into a sugar rush just before bed time.
Oh, I didnt mention that I just used plain milk arrow biscuits.
All in all, like most things, preperation is key. I wasn't prepared and they don't really look like Christmas biscuits.
Maybe Jonathan can have one in the morning, before daycare... Perhaps I'll drop him off before the sugar sets in.
Ha! My oven is broken too, but in my case, I just don't want to spend the $600 to fix it! Makes for an interesting Christmas doesn't it?! We bought a benchtop halogen oven and they're brilliant! They cost about $30 if you find a cheap new one and we've been using it for months now. (In fact I might not bother repairing my oven at all!) Look into one too if you've a lousy landlord! Visiting from Six Little Hearts.com and looking forward to following you!
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