Cajun Corner – Vol.
5, No. 24 – June 21, 2013
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A friend of mine is planning a dinner for about
50 people tomorrow night. Several of the
girls are bring appetizers and side dishes.
I offered to bring the bread since I do know how to use my bread maker
but was told that I was bringing Cherries In The Snow. This is a dish that I learned to make many,
many years ago. I was surprised that the
girls knew I could make this but they said that a very long time ago I brought
it to a function. Well, you know
what. I forgot how to make it. I had to look it up online. The recipes I found don’t make it the way I
remember, so we are winging it. It isn’t
just Cherries In The Snow. It is
Cherries In The Snow for 50 people. I
have set aside all day tomorrow to make this delicacy. As a back-up, I did ask one of the girls to
please also bring dessert just in case I had a catastrophe. Say prayers.
The Pensacola
Beach
This week has been filled with embroidery and
orders. However, everything is a
secret. So, there are no pictures this
week.
Insofar as the flour sack towels are concerned,
one friend stopped by this week and said that is, indeed, the type of fabric
that held her grandmother’s flour.
Another friend came by and said, “No, that’s gauze.” Nevertheless, they are fabulous towels. Everyone should have some.
There was an invasion in the garden this
week. Tomato horn worms chewed up a
large portion of my favorite tomato plant.
Ewww, those are some ugly creatures.
They are all dead now. We’ve been
watching for another onslaught but so far so good.
Several weeks ago a friend of mine gave me a
large bag of dog treats that her dog wouldn’t eat. That was not a problem for my dogs, who
enjoyed every bite. It was only proper
that they should thank their donator.
They sent a thank you card to Peanut Lewis.
We went through another 3 box of Mama’s stuff
this week. There were music cd’s and DVDs. Remarkably they still work. Also in one of the boxes were photo
albums. Those were totally destroyed. The photos just had a haze over there and
nothing distinguishable. That was
sad. It made me think: when is the last time I looked at our photo
albums? For the last 10 years my photos
are on my computer. It has been more
than 10 years since I’ve actually looked at the photo albums in the closet.
Well folks, I have to spend the rest of the
evening planning tomorrow’s baking extravaganza.
Have a wonderful week.
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CHERRIES IN THE SNOW
1 angel food cake
1 can cherry pie filling
Cream Cheese
Whipped Cream
Place the angel food cake in a deep dish. Tear it apart to make it form the dish. Combine the cream cheese and whipped cream
and spread that over the angel food cake in the dish. Open the can of cherry pie filling and spread
on top of the rest of the stuff.
Optional:
I’m not sure if it was whipped cream or sour cream that you mix with the
cream cheese. Maybe it was all three.
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