I’ll start with the signings.
King of Prussia, PA. Short Hills, NJ and New York City, NY.
Three cities in three days…
… and full of fun.
… and meeting lots of great people.
This is Esther. … I love putting faces with the people that I’ve emailed with. She makes the cutest little wire whisk necklaces.
You must check them out.
… King of Prussia had lots of little cutie pies in the store.
Lots of them.
Including these charmers. So cute in their matching tees.
Even the Williams-Sonoma folks joined in on the fun. This is Brian and Mandy. Loved them.
Then in Short Hills, I met more wonderful people. These folks welcomed me with smiling faces.
And cute cupcakes. The lovely young lady in the pink scarf above made these. We may or may not have shared a cry.
This is Melanie. She’s a Pop Star of the Star Wars variety. Check em out.
Look at these two. Stylish. Both of them.
And these two. Smiling and having a great time, despite getting in a little car accident on the way to the signing.
So glad no one was hurt.
I love these photos. Trying to get everyone to look at the same camera at the same time is easier than it sounds.
Side wave.
Bye New Jersey.
Hello New York.
Again… everyone was so fun.
Including their sweetly painted fingernails.
Families came out together.
And young bakers did, too. This is Kaira. Another Pop Star.
And here’s Nora. If you remember seeing the Cupcake Kabobs all over the web… well, she started that.
Laughter all around.
And look – it’s Rachel from Cupcakes Take The Cake. I was so glad to finally meet her. If you love cupcakes and you don’t know about this site, or you’ve been under a rock, let me introduce you.
New York was a fantastic way to end the Book tour – or so I thought.
There will be one more recap and then that’s it.
I hear a bunch of you cheering because that finally means more baking … right?! YAY! YAY! YAY!
Anyway… Toronto is coming up this weekend. And it turns out I’ll be at two locations.
If you’re in Toronto, and can’t make the Williams-Sonoma signing on Saturday, I’ll also be at Teatro Verde at 4:30 pm on Friday. Hope to meet you guys.
And as usual… if you attended a signing and see your photo in one of the slideshows below, feel free to use it. Thanks again for making the tour so much fun.
Okay, okay … that was the signings.
Now for the books.
I’m giving away ten of them. Ten Cake Pops books. And signed if you like.
- To enter for a chance to win one, just leave a comment on this blog post and tell me what holiday treat you can’t wait to eat.
- Deadline to enter is Wednesday, December 1st at 5:00 pm ET. Sorry, Time’s Up! Winners will be announced below.
- Ten (10) winners will be chosen at random and announced by the end of the week.
Good luck guys!
Okay – Here they are. Here are the 10 Cake Pops Book Winners. Yay!
835 – Betty-Ann – …any one of my husband’s authentic, hazelnutty, German Christmas cookies…love, love, love them!
3987 – Leigh McGilvray – I can’t wait to eat mincemeat pies this holiday season! My mum just sent me the recipe so I can make them for the first time : ) I know the smell will remind me of home.
738 – trifitmom – pecan bars i make, yummmmmmmmm
5084 – Paula – I can’t wait for … mmmm flan!
4748 – Ashley M. – I’m looking forward to cheesecake!
2180 – Nadia – I love making (and eating) beautifully decorated sugar cookies at christmas time too! … but first I’m making cake pops for my hubby’s workplace charity fundraiser on Thursday!!! Welcome to T.O. this weekend!
4718 – Stephanie – Broken glass torte…made by my grandma!
5721 – Rachel R – baking, eating and decorating some sugar cookies with my lil one.
54 – Chelsea A – I love French Silk Pie this time of year! It’s an annual treat that I limit myself to making only for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It’s almost the same recipe as PW! Also, I love all the pictures and stories you share from your signing. I am amazed you remember all the details!
2750 – Julie – Banana split cake!
Congratulations everyone!
Sugar cookies and cake balls! :)
I would LOVE to have one of you signed copies! Missed you @ Cool Springs by minutes.
my mother in laws shortbread. She’s given me the recipe … BUT it never turns out like it does when she makes it. Buttery and ohhh so flaky… YUM!
Sugar cookies and milk!!
I love bacon wrapped jalapeno poppers. My husband and I always make them for New Years Eve.
anything with chocolate…and then I’m in heaven
Pumpkin rolls… always the pumpkin rolls..
Looking forward to making and then sampling some buckeyes. (For those not familiar with these, they are a lovely combination of peanut butter and chocolate and are made to look like buckeye nuts.) My family and friends love them as well. :)
White Christmas, which is a mix of cereals, peanuts, M&M’s, pretzel pieces all covered in white chocolate. We call it Christmas crack b/c once you start eating it you cannot stop!
Cookies! Any kind is fine…
Date Balls!!
I would like to give this for my friend Svetlana
Fudge. Mommy made marshmallowy fudge. Yummmmm. That, and anything with pumpkin.
Oh my goodness…. just the plain sugar cookies with the powder sugar icing…. yum.
My dad’s gingerbread men! He makes them every year, they are 9 inches tall, and he decorates each of them to look like us! It’s really Christmas until I get to bite the head of a huge gingerbread man!
I cant wait to get my moms, homemade hot chockolate with whipped cream and her pear-cake :) she makes the best pear-cake ever :)
It’s a white cake (sponge base), on top of that you put pears from a can (each half cut up in 3 – 4 strings)it’s good to use the juice from the can to moisten the base, on top off that you add a delicious chockolate cream wich is made of…
3 eggs (only the center, egg yolks or what ever its called in english) , 250 ml of cream (whipped) ,4tbsp powedered sugar and 50 g dark chockolate.. :)
you start by whipping the eggs and powedered sugar together untill its very light, then you add to that very carefully melted chockolate.. and then you add to that the whipped cream .. also very carefully :)
when i make the cake i chop up some chockolate and put on top for decorative purposes :)
The best chockolate you can find for this recipie is icelandic dark 70% chockolate from Nói Siríus.. i think you can buy some from http://www.nammi.is
Icelandic chockolate is so good :) you all should try it! ;)
(though i like the milk chockolate more when im not baking)
Peppermint bark!
I can’t wait to eat some peanut butter balls. Yum
Turtle cheesecakes! I love making and eating them! Yummy, can’t wait! :)
I cannot WAIT for my mom’s “Bun Candy!” It’s scrumptious layers of peanut butter and chocolate and confectioners sugar mised in sweetened condensed milk…I mean really, can you say heaven!?
Pumpkin Squares! I know Thanksgiving is over, but I’m thankful for these fun treats all year long!!
Krumkake!
Oreo truffles and nut roll! Nom nom nom!
I can’t wait to eat peppermint meringues!
My mom’s peppermint cheesecake. So fluffy. So tasty.
I so cannot wait to eat “La buche de noel”! yummy
I love classic Christmas sugar cookies!!
It’s all about the pumpkin pie baby!
I can’t wait for my mother-in-law’s Christmas sugar cookies!! My favorite are the ones with pink sprinkles!! :)
Ooooh please! I want it, definitely signed! :)
I am looking forward to my wife’s chocolate krinkle cookies.
My girlfriend, Jill, makes the most amazing almond bon-bons. Yum!
I can’t wait to eat my mom’s Christmas cookies! Cookie press cookies, rose’s crescents, cream cheese wreaths ……… :)
I can’t wait to eat a some homemade rhubarb bread and peanut butter balls! And homemade caramel corn too! Thanks for the opportunity to win one of your beautiful books!
I hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving and are looking forward to the Holidays. The treat I am waiting to have is something so simple you wouldn’t think I would be craving it. When we were little my mom didn’t have alot of money but she knew how to make fun stuff for us….she had this thing where she melted white chocolate and poured it over pretzels and peanuts..let it harden and viola!! Its the perfect blend of salty and sweet. Now that we’re older my sisters and I don’t make it until the holidays to keep it special!!
My aunt & uncle make AWESOME meatballs that they only serve on Christmas Eve. Every year I look forward to those meatballs…they are so delicious!!!!
I’m looking forward to having red velvet cheesecake on Christmas–yum, yum!!
My mother’s fruitcake. I know, most people don’t care for fruitcake, but my mother makes a white fruit cake with only pineapple, cherries and nuts and it’s fantastic. Never any left at my house!
I can’t wait to have my sister’s chocolate chip cookies! :)
I’m going to try my hand at decorating sugar cookies with royal icing, so I’m excited to eat those :)
I’m looking forward to Ginger snaps and ginger chewies!! So delicious!
Christmas cookies! . . . . all of the recipes that Grandma made. :)
Homemade macaroni and cheese!
PD: SOY DE VENEZUELA Y DESDE QUE DESCUBRI TU BLOG NO ME SEPARO DE EL…GRACIAS POR TUS SUGERENCIA ….ME ENCANTAN!
Fudge and homemade sugar cookies! Yum Yum Yum!
hands down my mom’s (from my grandma) jim dandies. me and my siblings, to this day, still hover around the island in the kitchen, eating them as she puts them together.
chocolate crinkle + marshmallow + special chocolate frosting + one cherry. christmas magic!
COOKIES!
I can’t wait to eat my grandmother’s Cranberry-Jello Salad… it’s a holiday staple and it’s not Christmas until I eat that sweet dish mmm….
pecan pie! from your grandma’s recipe – its my new obsession and fool proof recipe to impress :)
I’m looking forward to eating Red Velvet cake :)
Even though I’m 5,000 miles away from home now, I still make mince pies for Christmas and my Mum sends me a Christmas pudding. And yes …. I bake a fruit cake. It’s called a boiled fruit cake so it’s a little lighter than usual, more like a fruity cake than a house brick!
I’m such a chocoholic-it’s got to be fudge!! My favorite once a year treat!!
I’m looking forward mostly to pineapple upside down cake. Only because it’s something special I’m doing for my Dad. He loves it and I’m going to surprise him with one on Christmas Eve.
My mum’s Buckeyes- absolutely delicious!
I can’t wait to eat my Mom’s sugar cookies, all decorated up! She makes them with cream cheese and they are the best!
ESPRO ESTA A TIEMPO Y PODER CONCURSAR POR UNO DE TUS LIBROS…ME ENCANTA LA REPOSTERIA Y HACER GALLETAS CON MIS NIÑOS…HE PRACTICADO TUS CAKEPOPS Y SON GENIALES!!
sugar cookies with frosting… so good…
I can’t wait to eat Cake Pops, of course!!
Congrats on all the book success! I can’t wait to make and eat caramels – my niece told me she wouldn’t talk to me ever again if I didn’t make them :)
I simply cannot wait for my mom’s triple chocolate truffle cookies. Amazing!
I already ate dressing to my heart’s content, so I’m not sure what is left. Perhaps a Peppermint Mocha?
I can’t wait to eat my mother-in-law’s custard pie! :)
I could pumpkin roll all day every day, I just wish it didn’t disappear so fast!
I, first, reach for peppermint bark and then it is on to any dessert that I can get my hands on. Good thing I am training for a marathon so I can eat these wonderful extra calories. Hee hee
Oooh its such a toss up between the pumpkin roll and the classic tons of frosting sugar cookies. Mmm either way they are both delish!!!
FUDGE! Mmmm….a few cake pops too!
Can I just say I am so proud of your accomplishments all because of a cake pop!
Sugar cookies with melted white chocolate icing! My mother made them when I was a kid and now I carry on the holiday tradition!
My grandma’s signature cookie! YUM!
I cannot wait for my mom’s pumpkin cheesecake squares! I love them so much and she only makes them for Christmas! BTW, I made the brownie pecan pie, I loved it too! That may just be a NEW tradition!
My baking is about to kick into high gear. I love making gingerbread everything. the smell, the molasses … it means the holidays are here!
I am looking forward to having just ONE slice of the brie w/cranberries and pecans wrapped in puffed pastry that I will make for Christmas!!
Love your pictures of your book signings!!
Thank you!
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I’m excited for everything home aid. My mom gives huge plates of baked goods as Christmas presents. Brown sugar fudge, peanut butter fudge, date squares, gingerbread men, chocolate peanut butter marshmallow squares, peanut butter balls, chocolate truffles, short bread cookies, lemon tarts, pecan tarts, and more I can’t remember!
The oh so simple crackers with peanut butter dipped in almond bark. Don’t know why we only make them at Christmas, they are delicious!
we’re jewish and for chanukah i can’t wait to have our fried potatoe latkes (pancakes)
My mom makes the most amazing turkey enchiladas…we only get them at Thanksgiving and Christmas time (left over turkey)…I CAN”T WAIT for the Christmas installment of them…sadly we didn’t get them for Thanksgiving this year!
Snickerdoodles, my grandma’s cheesecake, peanut butter truffles…The list goes on!
I’m going to go with one of those store bought but seasonal things. I really really love peppermint ice cream. And really, it’s a good thing it’s not available year round.
The decorations while making gingerbread houses – horrible I know, but true!
Fudge!
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to win a signed book from you!!
I can’t wait to spend the holidays with my family and closest loved ones cooking and sharing laughs. It’s my favorite time of the year!
Happy Holidays!!
There is a chocolate cookie our friends make us for Christmas…I asked for the recipe and made them myself but it was not the same at all! I can’t wait to have them again.
chocolate ganache cake & sugger cookies…Mmmm
I can’t wait to eat my delicious ginger snaps. Maybe I should bake them today!
One of my favorite holiday sweet dish is my mom’s recipe for ‘Cherry Desert.’ Cherries (of the canned variety), cream cheese, graham crackers. There’s nothing lovelier than this stuff. Super easy to make as well!!
I can’t wait to eat my mom’s cut out cookies! We always called them “Ho Ho Ho” cookies growing up, because of our favorite cookie cutter. Yum! They are simple but time consuming, so we don’t make them often.
I cannot WAIT for apple pie & sugar cookies!!!!!
cupcakes of course, and lots of Christmas cookies to give away to friends and neighbors.
My mother in law makes a swedish treat called Klientta. I’m not even sure how to spell it, I only know how to eat it :)
My mom’s fudge! Best Christmas treat ever! I look forward to it every single year!
Sugar Cookies are my absolute favorite and I try not to make them except during the holidays. With 4 grandchildren, I have an excuse. Would LOVE your book.
I can’t wait to have Swedish Ginger Thins. I have a recipe I tried one year from my cookie cookbook, and love it!
Gingerbread Houses! I haven’t made gingerbread houses since I was a kid. This year I will! I will! (I have a mold, but I am making them!)
I can’t wait to make and eat my addicting caramel corn!
Can’t wait for puppy chow!
My daughter makes wonderful gingerbread cookies. Having my daughter home and the smell and taste of her cookies make my Christmas.
Anything with Apple and Cinnamon.. and nuts.. and chocolate..basically anything sweeeet!!
I can’t wait to (bake) and eat brandied fruit bread and my mama’s sundae cookies!! Baking family recipes always makes me feel closer to my family during the holidays!!
Looking forward to all of the cookies at our annual cookie baking weekend coming up next weekend.
I can’t wait to eat christmas cookies of all kinds! :)
I’m looking forward to oatmeal carmel bars!
I make a great peppermint-chocolate cookie: http://themarthainitiative.blogspot.com/2009/01/christmas-cookies-in-january.html Try it!
Pioneer Woman’s cinnamon rolls- something I started making around this time last year and can’t wait to eat again! Perfect for Christmas morning!
Peanut butter bark (made with matzo crackers and chocolate) mmmmmm….!!! :)
I can’t wait to eat my cherry and nut cookies, always a Christmas tradition! Yummy!! Thanks for the giveaway!
I can’t wait to bake and eat COOKIES!!!
Can’t wait to eat sour cream cut outs. And can’t wait to make Rudolph cake pops for class treats!!
My Mom’s divinity candy..yummy!!
Yummm, favorite holiday treat has to be homemade chocolate covered cherries! Fun to make and even better to eat.
I can’t wait to drink some egg nog! It’s my favorite, that and Starbucks holiday coffees!
Can’t wait to make and eat some classic Chocolate Crinkle Cookies. LOVE them. They are a holiday favorite and staple in our house!
I love chocolate and peppermint anything, cake, cookies, cuipcakes, etc! I know I could eat it any time of the year, but sharing during this time of the year just makes it all the more perfect!
My moms chocolate cookies.
I’m ready for some homemade fudge. Yumo!
Homemade Carmel Corn — and cake pops of course!
Mmmm…PW’s sea salt truffles. So good!
My daughter and I made our first cake pops a week ago. I was so much fun everyone will be getting cake pop gifts for Christmas :D
I can’t wait to make and eat sugar cookies with my kids. It’s one of my favorite treats because of the memories made.
you always look to be so cheerful at your signings, I love that about you and reading your blog, you have a contagious smile!!!
on another note the holidays are starting off well and Ive been doing osme baking…thanks to Joy the Baker I made, Cranberry Cornmeal Honey Bread and Apple Crisp…i want some more Apple Crisp I never want it to end…has to be one of the most delicious things ever invented…besides your cake pops… I ABSOLUTELY love those….so does everyone Ive made them for…thanks again for always helping me smile and bake…. :)
My mom always makes homemade cinnamon rolls on Christmas morning, and I can’t wait to eat them this year! We don’t make them on any other day of the year, which makes them even more fabulous!
Well of course cake pops but also English Toffee and fudge.
I’ve been craving cassata (Italian ice cream cake) all year. Oh and my mum’s rum balls… mmmm…. its beginning to taste a lot like Chistmas!
My mom’s chocolate cherry cookies – they are divine!
home made caramels. ooooooh, baby!
So many to choose from. Penut butter blossoms, pumpkin pie and mint m&m’s
I’m looking forward to My mothers Magic Fruit Cake..Yes!! Fruit Cake there are some of us out there that do like the stuff and this one is not your normal fruit cake and doesn’t stop the doors from closing either..LOL..
I can not wait to eat me some Spritz cookies, they are the perfect bite size cookies.
I can’t wait to make (and subsequently eat) chocoloate chip tart cookies. Yum! One of my mom’s Christmas staples, and now one of mine.
Ohhh I just look forward to eating. Just ask my thighs. hehe! A Treadmill was def. on my thankful tree! But cinnamon rolls on Christmas morning – well we haven’t made them yet – my son finally (after 7 years!!!) tried one and decided he liked it. So this will be our first year – of many – making them Christmas morning!
Can’t wait to make yummy sugar cookies…with lots of frosting!
And hopefully some pops too!
Haystacks! With the secret ingredient – you must melt a few butterscotch chips with your chocolate because they are nowhere near as delicious if you don’t. It is my very favorite! And so much easier to make than those chocolate covered cherries my mom chunks out every year.
grandma’s white chocolate gingersnaps!
Christmas cutout cookies! They’re my absolute favorite!
My mom’s pecan tarts that I’ve started making myself because she is unable to anymore. Right out of the freezer is better!
Chess squares! They are one of my holiday favorites!
can’t wait for Baklava. My coworker makes the best :)
I’m working on perfecting my royal icing skills! :)
Krumkake!!! I love the holiday season for that reason alone.
As for the awesomeness that is you, I really wish you’d come to the east side of South Dakota for people to meet you.
My Mom’s pierogies and Christmas butter cookies
i love trying new desserts at Christmas. Usually anything chocolate and peppermint go well together. I will probably make candy cane cupcakes.
I cannot wait to eat some of my mother-in-law’s cherry mash! It’s SO good!
My favorite thing to eat at Christmas are these absolutely wonderful hazelnut cookies that I make. They usually have a little drizzle of white chocolate on them. I will sometimes make them for Valentine’s Day, too. But Christmas is when they really are in demand.
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I am most excited to have my moms vanilla fudge. It is very sweet, but I look forward to it every year and it wouldnt be christmas without it!! :)
Homemade caramel pean candy from my mom’s neighbor. When I go to visit for the holidays I hide it so no one else can eat it. ;)
Eggnog!
Chocolate cupcakes for every holiday,
I’m looking forward to eating pineapple cream cheese braid that I (usually) make for the holiday’s. I didn’t get a chance to make it for Thanksgiving, so I’m really excited to have it for Christmas!
I love whipped shortbread – they totally melt in your mouth!
Probably Shortbread or Sugar Cookies I only make them for Christmas so every year it’s a treat to have them.
I’m really looking forward to my Mom’s homemade cherry coffee cake. It’s a family tradition!
Lots of cookies.
I can’t wait to eat those peanut butter cookies with the Hershey’s kiss in the middle! YUM!
Terry’s Chocolate Orange Shortbread cookies!! They are so Christmasy!
I am making homemade peanut butter cups for the first time, and am excited to eat them too! (fingers crossed!)
I love the butter cookies. My family has used this reipe for generations and it’s like taking a bite out of a beautiful legacy, every. time.
Christmas time means Red Velvet Cake for my family…it’s definitely one of my favorites!!
Okay, I know it’s not the most sophisticated holiday treat – but my neighbors always gift white trash. Yes, you know, that cereal/M&M/pretzel/nut mixture that’s covered in white chocolate. Sooooo yummy!
I love to make a variety of cookies, try out new recipes, but I always make Holiday Nut Sticks. This is a recipe I have had since the 80s. They are simple, sweet and delicious.
My mother’s meringue cookies – it’s not Christmas without them!
Sorry I missed you in NJ! You looked awesome (great hair)… and so do your pops! I made your strawberry shaped pops for my daughter’s birthday party, and they were a big hit! Thanks for the inspiration!
spritz and rosemary butter cookies!
i can’t wait to eat my sister’s fudge! she makes a mean pnut butter fudge, but her chocolate fudge is always such a treat!
thanks for sharing the bakerella journey with us!
Cant wait for my MIL famous sugar cookies! i am a chocolate chip girl at heart…but these are the best tasting sugar cookies ever.
mexican wedding cake cookies.
Chocolate Cherry Fruitcake.
i can’t wait to eat a x’mas themed cake pops! :D can’t wait to make for my friends too!
Looking forward to making magic bars, chocolate covered pretzels and marshmallow snowmen for gifts!
Cheesecake! It’s such an easy recipe, but my mom only makes it once a year (and probably for good reason)!
apple pie, pumpkin pie, cherry pie, and Russian tea cakes
I love ALL things sweet…. cake, cookies, pies, fruit, and CHOCOLATE! And I’m sure all of these will be on the dessert buffet at my family gatherings!
And, I’d love to have an autographed copy of your book!
I can’t wait to eat chocolate covered cherries. My MIL is going to teach me to make them…so excited!
I can’t wait to decorate gingerbread houses and cookies with my kids, just isn’t Christmas without the smell of gingerbread cookies!!
Mom’s Pecan Pie! And my Lemon Gooey Butter Cookies!
Can’t wait to eat my Granpa’s garlic pecan cheese roll. Now made by me as he passed away in ’81. My son and I make it every year and it brings back many wonderful memories.
Soo looking forward to some delicious “Turrón”. You just have to be a bit careful so you don’t break a tooth ;)
holiday wreaths treats. they’re like rice krispy treats but made with corn flakes instead and shaped into little mini wreaths with red hot berries on them! those to me, say, “it’s christmas!”
I love all your creations. I would so love your book. I’m hoping that I get a copy for Christmas. Attempting the mickey mouse pop’s for my twin’s 2nd birthday in Jan and also attempting elmo and bookie monster for my youngest’s 1st birthday in Feb
bourbon balls! Must be an ancestor to the cake ball. (Sadly, I have to make them first. But it will be worth it.) I really would love this book.
APPLE PIE!!!!
I wasnt able to make your sweet pecan pies for thanksgiving but I think they also work for christmas… right?:)
Kisses peanut butter blossoms. My two boys would not let me skip this cookie treat and they love unwrapping all of the chocolate kisses.
I can’t wait to eat GF peanut butter blossoms! Delicious! :-)
Fudge, fudge, fudge!
all of them!
Ooh, I think my favorite holiday treat is buckeyes – you know, peanut butter balls covered in chocolate… not entirely unlike cake pops!
Vegan gingerbread cookies!!
Everything Christmas!
Anything with sugar works for me!!! I’m looking forward to baking this year since I’ve been such a slacker in past years but have gotten started back in the last couple of months!
BAking with my daughter now that she is grown it is a wonderful time together sharing what I love most baking.
I can’t wait for the gingersnaps, gingerbread cookies and gingerbread houses! Nothing smells more like the holidays to me than gingerbread. Yum!
I can’t wait to make (and eat) your Christmas tree cakepops! (I already have the book, but my little sister would love it!)
My dad’s cookies. Doesn’t matter which ones. But he makes them all so well! Ginger snaps, rum balls, mexican wedding cookies. Oh man I’m drooling just thinking about it!
My mom and I bake about a dozen varieties of cookies every year, plus homemade fudge, caramel, and divinity. My husband’s favorite is the peanut blossoms, I love my browned butter sugar cookies!
No other treat screams Christmas than Crema de Fruta :)
Fudge! Love it!
Pecan pie! Love it and I didn’t get to have any for Thanksgiving. So, we’ll have to have some for Christmas!
I am SO BUMMED – I had no idea you were going to be in KOP! I need to pay more attention.
I can’t wait for cookies, especially my favorite 7 layer bars. My cousin made them last year for the first time in I don’t know how long, and the first bite took my right back to my childhood. I’M making them this year and from here on out! :-)
Butter cookies! It may sound silly, but for the past year I’ve lived in a third world caribbean country where there is literally nothing to bake with. I can’t wait to make the simplest things! And well, try to make a cake pop too!
Mint anything!
Venetian Cookies. My grandmother made them every year and I have tried to keep up on that tradition
Wow! I would love to have your beautiful book signed, it would be the best X-mas present ever. I`m really looking forward to eat my mother`s baklava :))
My husband’s grandpa makes caramels every year. They are my ultimate favorite Christmas treat.