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Saturday 23 January 2010

So this is what we did with Saturday

To the mum whose daughter bought Littlest a baking set for her 5th birthday, thank you.



I mean it. Thanks a bunch.

 
 
(Please note the half eaten apple. Please.)

So, any of you fancy joining us for a snack? Maybe a coffee?



What's that? No? You're feeling a bit queasy?

But wait. How rude of me. To offer you something that isn't even finished. You knew something was missing, didn't you?


Of course. Chocolate sprinkles.

19 comments:

  1. Gresat cooking and baking - I will be doing similar tomorrow. I would be more than happt to come to tea.

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  2. Were you working on pictures for the new hummingbird bakery book? Excellent styling, especially the apple.

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  3. Ah, not the apron comment makes perfect sense! That is very joyful looking baking indeed!

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  4. Hmmm, aaaaha, no I really think I'm quite full already.

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  5. My Small Fry got a sew-your-own-rag-doll set for Christmas. I hate it.

    Hate It.

    HATE It.

    A baking kit would have been okay, but our oven is STILL broken. :)

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  6. Well, it sounds like a good way to not have to eat any yourself - maybe you could sell it as a new dieting strategy. You'll make a fortune!

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  7. You absolutely sure those are chocolate sprinkles? Just cos we had mice once, and...........

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  8. Oh, how funny!! Of course, everyone knows that chocolate sprinkles are the perfect finishing touch for a plate of baked goods!! Glad you had fun!! :) Silke

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  9. happy to join you for coffee - how about I bring a cake along

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  10. mmmmm - the empty cupcake cases are so pretty xoxox

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  11. Children and bake sets make a frightening combination.

    That last photo looks like ants have swarmed the plate.

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  12. what IS in that tube ? looks dodgy to me.

    can't bake don't ask me

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  13. Alarmed by what looks like mayonaise and anchovy topping?! Thanks for the invite but I think I'd need to bring my own cake...

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  14. Having eaten my fair share of child baked goodies, these actually look pretty good. They have the added flavor of little smiles, smooth hands, little finger nails, furrowed brows, and high hopes.

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  15. At least it's not pink icing and there are none of those silver ball things that break your teeth.

    For the sake of my sanity I now occasionally have to indulge in early morning stealth baking.

    Otherwise my daughter and I have, shall we say, "artistic differences".

    Lynne x.

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  16. They look delicious, whatever. And I've put you up as BMB blogger of the week, btw.

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