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Mmmmmm!!! (How lovely in all respects.)
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Beautiful picture of you, Blister!! xOx
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Lavishly photoshopped. Dom said “There’s something funny about your face… and you look twenty years younger.” I was trying to emulate Nigella and learn some new things with my camera and editing.
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Oh, and it’s actually about the rolling pin. Did you notice the rolling pin?
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Love this picture of you, Elizabeth … and yup, I definitely see the (unbroken) end of the rolling pin. Cookies taste as good as they look, I’m sure, especially from that beautiful smile!
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Great smile, Elizabeth. I love the way the red of your lipstick and of the shawl is echoed in the candles. And that you’re offering the cookies to the observer. I do see the rolling pin, and I remembered the story you told. You’ve cleverly hidden the broken end. Seems it works very well anyway! 🙂 Shortbread?
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Thanks, Allyson! Not shortbread – zimtsterne. I am thinking Chris might know these cookies as they are German and/or Swiss. They are so delicious, a favourite at our house at Christmastime ever since I got the recipe quite a few years ago from a Swiss friend. There is a very similar recipe at http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/zimtsterne-cinnamon-stars if you’d like to try them.
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PS My recipe doesn’t have ginger in it.
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