In honor of my half-German mother, I made and Apfel Kuchen today. Sadly, I could not share with my mom, but I did take it to the park to share with Terri's family.
I love using springform pans.

Thought you might like to see the results of the naan experiment, as well. Here is a happy little naan, frying on the skillet. Doesn't it look all yummy and naan-like?

A fresh pile of delicious naan. I was so pleased with how these came out.

Until, of course, we tried to take a bite out of one and realized that it had the texture of cardboard. It
tasted like real, authentic naan, but I had made the dough in the bread machine (since my bread bowl was in the garage) and I think that the machine kneaded it too long. It was seriously like delicious-tasting cardboard. Disappointing, but I'll try it again soon.
In other news, we had
a very exciting visitor today. (click to find out who!)
1 comment:
You and Tiger Lily are too funny! And yes, your naan looks delicious - I love naan.
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