Watching the Movie tonight - am I going to be disappointed?
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Dandy Forsdyke
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I do have to say Dandy is right. Macroons would be very appropriate for this thread. However, my baking skills, or the lack there of, are very limited. They consist of following the baking instructions of cookie dough that comes in tubes and sad to say, I'm not always succesful at that! I can, however, make a melt-in-your-mouth pie crust as long as you don't want it filled with anything.
However, my baking skills, or the lack there of, are very limited. They consist of following the baking instructions of cookie dough that comes in tubes and sad to say, I'm not always succesful at that! I can, however, make a melt-in-your-mouth pie crust as long as you don't want it filled with anything. Every parent has a favorite child. Usually the child belongs to the neighbors.
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I'm very fond of the movie, although I can see its flaws. I haven't watched it in a few years but will definitely revisit it soon for The Avengers Declassified.
I'm afraid as a fan of the movie, I must turn down cookies, macaroons and all manner of biscuity goodies, though it'll do wonders for my waist line...
I'm afraid as a fan of the movie, I must turn down cookies, macaroons and all manner of biscuity goodies, though it'll do wonders for my waist line...
Well since you can see it's flaws...No cookies, but how about gourmet pop corn? My mother has discovered a delightful provider of the stuff. Expensive, but well worth the price...Alan wrote:I'm very fond of the movie, although I can see its flaws. I haven't watched it in a few years but will definitely revisit it soon for The Avengers Declassified.
I'm afraid as a fan of the movie, I must turn down cookies, macaroons and all manner of biscuity goodies, though it'll do wonders for my waist line...
Back to the subject at hand, TDM, we are anxiously awaiting your views on the movie.
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helenofirvine
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No nutz I'm afraid. I can't eat them.helenofirvine wrote:Nutz to the movie... I mean, the cookies... yes, the cookies need nutz...
I do make up for that fact by adding extra chocolate bits to the cookies and on occasion (when I remember to do it) butterscotch bits as well.Every parent has a favorite child. Usually the child belongs to the neighbors.
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We have beer here too.Avengerholic wrote:Well I love the film, I love everything about it and I'd watch it over any episode of the TV series anytime. And no amount of cookies, biscuits, chocolate, fudge, ice cream or anything else for that matter will force me to say any different
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