Monday, 1 December 2014
Winter Bucket List
Monday, 30 December 2013
My Christmas
Christmas Eve is my sister's birthday. We always try to make it special for her, so she doesn't get over-shadowed by Christmas too much! We do her presents in the morning, then spend the day playing with/using them. This year her main present was a blue violin, which she was extremely pleased with! Consequently we spent the day learning to play it! Later on she had her choice of take away-Chinese. In previous years we would go to the panto, but as sisterbell got older and tickets harder to get, we stopped going. (Which is a shame as I love a bit of panto!) in the evening we have family movie time, which is usually a new film on Filmflex that none of has seen yet. And, of course, this is accompanied by nibbles!
Saturday, 28 December 2013
It's the little things...
That make me happy.
Just had a big dinner of pasta bake with meatballs, (yum) and then mum asks the question 'apple tart or jam roly poly?' I jumped up shouting 'jam roly poly and custard!!'. The prospect of eating a super yummy desert made me so happy. I just had to write about it.
Clearly I have a food problem. Getting excited about a meal just proves this...
This got me thinking about desserts and what traditional holiday desserts other people have. Surely it isn't just my family that have special desserts... (excluding Christmas pudding and Christmas cake, of course)
Here's a few of my favorite Christmas desserts:
Jam roly poly (duh)
Apple crumble
Cheese and crackers (not technically a dessert, but I have it in the evening on Christmas day)
Birthday cake (mini-me's birthday is Christmas Eve, still counts as a holiday dessert, right?)
What are your favourite holiday desserts?
