So he took up his station at the end of the counter and set right to work.
We opted to use pre-made pie crust. That's much easier. We cut out hearts - twenty hearts to be exact.
It is said that the uglier your stone is = the better it works. Obviously mine works really, really well.Next we put a dollop of raspberry jelly in the middle of each heart. Truth be told, we ate some of the raspberry jelly right off the spoon. Mommy's might not do that sort of thing - but grandma's do!
Next we moistened the edge of each heart and laid another heart on top. Then we crimped the edges together with a fork. Easy peasy.Oh, by the way. That football shaped cookie in the upper row? That was a special cookie made for Tyler - who LOVES footballs. It made his day.
Then we stuck them in the oven set at 350 degrees. And waited.
They were worth the wait. We dusted them with powdered sugar.
And then we dug in.
Tic . . . .
Tac . . . . .
Toe . . . .
They didn't last long.
P.S. Did you notice my new little ticker over to the right? I am elated!
9 comments:
love it! might try that this week. thanks
What a sweet idea! Hope you are doing well. I've been thinking about you lately ♥.
those look yummy!!
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congratulations! what exciting news!
Congratulations! Another grandbaby to love:)
The pastries look so delicious and easy to do. Thanks for the idea!
Tyler is going to be a big brother! He looks the part I'll tell you. That boy is growing like a wild weed.
CONGRATULATIONS!!
So glad you and Tyler are getting these special moments together. He's growing up so fast.
I love reading your blog! Tyler is such a sweetie!
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