Kelley has the ingredients ready for pumpkin muffins. Our friend, Jen, graciously gave us this recipe.
Kelley begins the mixing process. Can I tell you that she is very meticulous about everything being just right?
She's mixing in the flour - slowly.
Now Kelley has decided to add cinnamon to the mixture.
After making 2 dozen mini muffins, Kelley makes some regular sized muffins.
The finished product. So tender and moist. What a terrific recipe!
Kelley is using all the space available for her mise en place for Snickerdoodle cookies.
The Snickerdoodles are being mixed together.
Kelley uses the classic method to shape her cookies. Meanwhile, I roll the balls in a cinnamon sugar mixture and place them on the baking sheets.
The cookies are baked to perfection.
Earlier, Kelley made a coffee cake. I missed the chance to document the process. This too was delicious and was eagerly devoured. My daughter made all of these dishes from scratch. I'm so lucky.
What was I doing during this time? Besides taking pictures, I acted as sous chef, readying ingredients and cleaning up after my daughter. Aside from that, my husband had volunteered my services to the bank where he works as they needed a bow for a 5 foot diameter wreath. As my first job included bow making - hundreds of bows - I am quite good at this. There are 30 ten-inch loops in this bow with 6 tails. This bow had to be made in two stages as my hand was cramping quite badly.
Later I prepared a garlic studded standing prime rib roast. The roast apparently got tired after cooking because it fell over.
Roasted Yukon Gold Potatoes accompanied the beef.
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