It was my boyfriend’s friend’s birthday today so I baked a batch of Oreo cupcakes to bring to his party. It’s a simple white cake/buttercream frosting with crushed oreos mixed into both batters. The outcome? Actually, I don’t even know because I didn’t even try one. The boys seemed to love them though, so that’s all that matters. I decided that I really don’t like cupcake liners with crazy prints like this one and the other hippie looking one I bought today. I love the foil ones, they photograph so much better & look more presentable. No more crazy print liners for me!
Red Velvet Cheesecake Bars.
Yes, you heard me right… Red velvet bars. Whoever thought that there was something more to red velvet than just cupcakes? These bars are just as portable and delectable as those cupcakes. The bottom layer is made of a thicker, brownie like consistency of red velvet while the top is a cheesecake layer. Red velvet cupcakes are normally topped with cream cheese frosting, and that combination is unbeatable, so why change it? This top layer is similar to that on top of cream cheese brownies… basically cheesecake, but no refrigeration required. We watched the premiere of Dexter at a friend’s house tonight (which was amazing, btw), and I baked these for the host because red velvet cupcakes are his favorite. His reaction? He was absolutely delighted and couldn’t stop eating them. This recipe is a keeper, that’s for sure.
Chocolate Chip, Toffee, & Almond Cookies.
Talk about a mouthful. If you combine enough ingredients, maybe you’ll come up with the right cookie. I mixed three main ingredients into this one: chocolate chips, toffee pieces, and almond slivers. That seemed to be the perfect combination because the boys raved over this one. They practically devoured the plate I brought over! Now if only I can make these cookies just a bit thicker…
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