Whipping cream = buttermilk + butter
Well, maybe it isn't quite that easy. Throw in a standing mixer and about ten minutes.
I didn't realize it was so simple. The butter is every bit as delicious as I thought it would be. Our pancakes tomorrow morning will have real buttermilk. Mmmmm. And yeah, maybe whipping cream is more expensive than just buying butter, but it's soooooo good. And kind of cool watching it come together.
Fresh butter on bread? Divine. Sorry Country Crock, I can't even look at you right now. I can't imagine how good it would be if I had access to fresh cream...
Oh my.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Friday, June 1, 2012
Royalty on the Quick
We have exactly one Burger King crown in this house. It's several months old and it looks like it. The kids looove it, though, and having one of something with two kids doesn't ever seem to work out.
So I made some.
Truth: I could have spent more time on them. They would have looked a lot better. But I didn't want them to cost anything and I didn't want to leave the house and it was after midnight. So I grabbed some fabric, some stabilizer that was sitting by my sewing machine and some jewelry from the 1980's. I took the beat up BK crown and traced it, then sandwiched the stabilizer between the fabric and sewed along the edges. The elastic I added in the back helps them to fit Duncan heads. The stitches aren't pretty. Shoot, the layers don't even line up all that well. But I think they were a hit this morning.
"Cool! I'm a queen!"
"Me too! I'm a queeeeeeeeen!"
"No Jack. You are a king. I'm a queen."
"I'm a queeeeeen!"
update:
Roscoe the Great, who is staying with us while his family moves into their new house, looks especially stunning, don't you think? He's easier to take pictures of than either of the kids. Roscoe poses. It's awesome.
So I made some.
Truth: I could have spent more time on them. They would have looked a lot better. But I didn't want them to cost anything and I didn't want to leave the house and it was after midnight. So I grabbed some fabric, some stabilizer that was sitting by my sewing machine and some jewelry from the 1980's. I took the beat up BK crown and traced it, then sandwiched the stabilizer between the fabric and sewed along the edges. The elastic I added in the back helps them to fit Duncan heads. The stitches aren't pretty. Shoot, the layers don't even line up all that well. But I think they were a hit this morning.
"Cool! I'm a queen!"
"Me too! I'm a queeeeeeeeen!"
"No Jack. You are a king. I'm a queen."
"I'm a queeeeeen!"
update:
Roscoe the Great, who is staying with us while his family moves into their new house, looks especially stunning, don't you think? He's easier to take pictures of than either of the kids. Roscoe poses. It's awesome.
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