Hello friends! I’m almost done writing paper #1 (it was a short one) but then I gotta write #2 by Monday then I’m done! And then I’ll be making ALL the macarons in preparation for macaron week =) I’m excited! Are you excited?
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Hello friends! I’m almost done writing paper #1 (it was a short one) but then I gotta write #2 by Monday then I’m done! And then I’ll be making ALL the macarons in preparation for macaron week =) I’m excited! Are you excited?

Oh boy I am just on a posting spree this month! However, it’s been a few weeks since I did the Craft (that’s the catering lingo in showbiz) for a friend’s production and I made these cookies. I thought I’d share it now while I let you know about something really important that’s going to change about how you read your favourite blogs.

My two-year blog birthday is coming up soon and while “renovating” my blog, I’ve really had a chance to look back on my old posts and see how far I’ve come in terms of photography. I’m not sure if any of you remember, but pretty much all of my photography back then was awful. [Read more...]
I hit 200 likes yesterday on Facebook! It was so exciting for me! I told you folks on Facebook that I’d make cupcakes, but then I decided I wanted to make mini-heart cakes with lemon as a flavour. And then I thought about one of the commenters on my Vegan Lemon Donuts, who mentioned adding poppy seeds to the lemon donuts and I had a eureka moment. But unfortunately despite my epiphany, these cakes turned out to be a terribly epic failure.

WHAT A DAY! The Vegan Bakeoff is over! First I want to let out a big thank you to my roommate for dealing with my lemon donut trials for a week, my friends who came to support me (Janelle, Orlean, Phillip, and new friend Jason), Chris for understanding when I didn’t text him back all day because I was stuffing my face with vegan deliciousness, my online Blog friends for helping me with plating ideas, and YOU! For first of all, reading my blog to unconsciously encourage me to even enter in the first place (oh and my roommate for suggesting it), and second of all, for giving me such great support on my FB page =) (if you haven’t liked it yet, please go do so in the sidebar!)

I’ve been seeing all these trifle posts everywhere and it makes me really want a trifle bowl. I actually splurged on a cake stand earlier this week, and while I wait for it to come in the mail, I’ll occasionally search Amazon and browse random department stores until I can find myself the perfect trifle bowl. Plus I never have enough people to come eat all these baked goods (my roommate says he doesn’t want to get fat), so I had to make me some individual trifles to nom.
I’M ALL MOVED IN! I had the fastest and easiest move in my entire life thanks to all of my awesome friends. It barely took two hours! It was awesome. And I finally have room in the freezer for my ice cream maker freezing thing. I made some of this delicious ice cream because Ottawa has been experiencing super bizarre weather, two weeks ago I was wearing short shorts and a tank top, and today I’m wearing my boots, scarf and bomber jacket. Hopefully this ice cream will inspire the weather to be nicer, perhaps less temperamental, because it’s such a refreshing, complex flavour that is the perfect ending to a filling dinner; it’s so light!
This is one of those dishes that can be whipped up in about 15 minutes. It’s creamy, rich, and subtle at the same time. I love how avocado can almost replace butter in terms of texture, and it’s so much healthier >_< I’ve mentioned before how I don’t really like tomato pasta sauce. Maybe it’s too tangy for my liking, but I prefer cream sauces. But the problem with cream sauces is that they are chock full of fats. Not that I’m usually concerned about diet, but in the past year, I’m going to guess that my cholesterol levels are not at their prime.

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