The plan is to be up in a mountain hut by the time you read this, and we don’t expect there to be the awesome cakes that are found in the valley. But to keep the “cake a day” count going here’s one we prepared earlier…
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The plan is to be up in a mountain hut by the time you read this, and we don’t expect there to be the awesome cakes that are found in the valley. But to keep the “cake a day” count going here’s one we prepared earlier…
Nice plate :angry:
Was it lemon curd and raspberries?
I will contact a local builder in Staveley, to have Pete & Tish’s doorway widened so they will be able to get through, when they return from the cake-eating holiday :love:
How will you survive without your daily cake ration. 😥 …….. you could phone to have one choppered up 😯 , although I bet Pete you’ve made Tish carry up all sorts of treats and goodies in her rucsack; a bit like Whymper in days of old 😆
Oh what a fab cake 😀 😀
I am now leaping up to fetch blackberries and ice cream from the kitchen, being the nearest thing to that cake that I can manage (first blackberries of the season from local hedge).
Rachel, no it wasn’t lemon curd, it was crème brûlée – my favourite! :yum: :yum: :yum:
Terry, don’t think we’ll need the builder just yet, calorie usage equals calorie intake so far. 😆
Hey Ian, I didn’t need to use the chopper; as you say, Laetitia had carried up some brioche! :yum: What else are women useful for? 😉
Creme brulee and raspberries … hmmm?? 😕