Kate and Carrie watched throughout most of the cake-decorating process of Tyler's recent birthday cake.
They saw me make the frosting.
They watched me pipe it on.
Kate even got to help in one place, when Hannah's hand refused to pipe one more little green ball.
Yet they could NOT figure out what it was, even when the strange yellow frosting got blopped all over the top.
But you.
YOU faithful readers...surely YOU won't let me down and not be able to figure out what this is:
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No? How about another angle?
And it is NOT peas and cheese.
That was just Kate and Carrie's first impression.
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They did have the food category right, though.
How about this:
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To date, only about half the people who see even THAT picture know what it is.
Well, the family thought it was funny, anyway.
Surely we're not the only group of siblings who kindly wish broccoli-cake-with-cheese-sauce on each other every year.
But this is definitely the first time anyone in our family has actually GOTTEN one.
4 comments:
Seeing the full picture, I got the broccoli and cheese! Hooray!
So fun!
I'm speechless, Hannah :)...and some might say that is rare! lol
That was an amazing cake. And it lasted several days too, which is uncommon in our house. You're quite a creative cake-maker Hannah!
Mr B's suggestion was: "It looks like a Pie Floater!"
Definition: Traditional South Australian dish.
Recipe:
Hot meat pie inverted UPSIDE DOWN into a bowl of hot mushed-up green peas (not mint peas). Garnished with a dash of vinegar and a dollop of tomato ketchup. (Serves 1)
Note: Karen has made with mini-pies. Hugs ajb
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