Afternoon Tea with Emma
The launch of a new Jane Austen reading group at Alpine Library calls for an afternoon of delectable comestibles, of which Mr Woodhouse would most assuredly disapprove.
Author: Miko
Donwell Abbey’s Salmagundy
Author: Austen, Jane
Book: Emma
Difficulty rating: Harry Potter
Deliciousness rating: Exceeds Expectations
Recipe & Notes…
Sansa’s Lemon Cakes
Author: Martin, George R.R.
Book: A Song of Ice and Fire
Difficulty rating: Little Women
Deliciousness rating: Exceeds Expectations
Recipe & Notes…
Marilla’s Matchless Plum Puffs
Author: L.M. Montgomery
Book: Anne of Avonlea
Difficulty rating: Pride & Prejudice
Deliciousness rating: Exceeds Expectations
Anne’s Golden Picnic
We recreated Anne’s Golden Picnic to celebrate her birthday!
Anne’s Buttercup Cake
Author: L.M. Montgomery
Book: Anne of Avonlea
Difficulty rating: Little Women
Deliciousness rating: Poor
Anne’s Drop Cookies
Author: L.M. Montgomery
Book: Anne of Avonlea
Difficulty rating: Pride and Prejudice, but only because they didn’t provide the flour amount in the recipe. Plus, we had to press marigold petals for the frosting. (If you do already have the flour amount, it’s Little Women. If you don’t bother with the naturally colored frosting, it’s Harry Potter.)
Deliciousness rating: Exceeds Expectations
Anne’s Jelly Tarts
Author: L.M. Montgomery
Book: Anne of Avonlea
Difficulty rating: Little Women
Deliciousness rating: Acceptable
Every Food & Drink in the Anne of Green Gables Series
The Anne Series Food & Drink Index and Concordance are here! If you were ever curious to see a list of all the types of cake they eat in the Anne books, this post is for you.
Miko’s Solo Challenge: Jo’s Standing Joke of a Dinner
I decided last year while making 7 batches of Meg’s Blancmange that March is Little Women Month. And so we celebrate again; Happy Little Women Month, everybody!
Jo March vs. Miko Osada. Who is the worse cook?
