I decided to make it on the spot.
My 'afternoon cake' inspired by the Sassy Radish It appealed to the time-starved/mom/domestic goddess in me. The link to this lovely recipe is here and I suggest not only that you make the cake but also that you stay a while on Olga's blog and check out the rest of her savvy. |
Lemon zest in everything |
My mom and I say 'the Bosnian way' - which pretty much means vague measurements. I'm sure its common throughout cooking history in every culture on the planet. Passed down through generations from elders with their busy hands to granddaughters with their busy eyes.
Once out of the oven this cake was moist and dense, almost cookie like. I feel the butter might not have been cool enough when I stirred it in the flour so it seemed a bit gloopy at first. (which the SR specifically addresses...) None of which mattered at 2am in the morning when I ate a piece. Or at 8am in the morning when I had another piece, at which point it had solidified a bit and was nice and chewy.
Ok. It was good at 4 in the afternoon too, when I had to share some with The Girl who was fresh home from school.
Ok. It was good at 4 in the afternoon too, when I had to share some with The Girl who was fresh home from school.
As a writer who often writes about food and a home cook myself, I am so appreciative of the many dedicated and talented food bloggers who take time and love in the kitchen to bring warmth and goodness to our homes and families.
In an ironic twist, this is probably the best chocolate chip cookie I will ever make... |
Ciao ciao
Oh wow! Sounds like a cookie straight from God herself! Chocolate AND pomegranates! Absolute perfection!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Aztechan, I meant to pass it on to you since I know you and the girls like both! Next I am going to try it with the almond meal you gave me. Should be extraordinary, and I might add more coco oil rather than butter. Glad you loved it!
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