Look at this wonders in the photos and tell me if I need to bake. My mother and mother in law made those for Easter and they were delicious. Even if I wanted to do it, they wouldn’t let me because it’s their pleasure and in the last 30-40 years, they manage to make them perfect.
My mom told me that there is no Easter without baking our traditional sweet bread , cheese and chocolate cake, even you can buy something similar at the shops. So my purpose was to take photos of those beautiful desserts and show everything to you (and eat everything with my family). My time will come and I will try to fill their shoes as good as I can.
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they look delicious….enjoy them together with your family 🙂
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Looks great!
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Beautiful tradition, food and photos… It is wise of you to keep older family members involved at the family table. Everyone needs purpose and to feel needed, especially when growing older.
Thank you. So true.
I’m in love with these images. And craving for some amazing pastries… Thank you for this eye candy!
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So beautiful, I wish I had a family member that loved to bake and could teach me. I follow recipes but then it is just so different from recipes with history that are passed down from one generation to the next. Thanks for sharing!
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Delicious baking and beautiful images as usual
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Crispy!
I’m sure you fill those shoes just fine. In the meantime, keep cooking and taking beautiful images.
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How lovely to have someone cook for you! Enjoy it while you can!
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Enjoy them with your family … and make sure to watch how the treats are made and record the recipes for your children and grandchildren. One day, you’ll be glad you did. I was never interested in hanging out in the kitchen while my mom made many of my favourite dishes and now that she’s passed away, I regret it every time the holidays come around.
Sorry to hear that. Maybe she saved the recipes. My moms do that.
My mother’s English wasn’t very good nor did she measure ANYTHING. So, no, nothing was ever written down. I tried once with a couple of recipes but it was quite a chore and I finally gave up. I wonder what ever happened to that green spiral bound notebook. 🙂
You need to find it. You have a treasure there.
Wow – so impressed, they all look amazing!
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Wow I love baking and I am sure you love sharing baking stories with them. I’ve never seen the little wooden baking cups. What are these called?
They are made of clay and we call them “babuta” and in English means “little old lady”.
Interesting and intriguing. Thank you.
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Wonderful pictures.
You have such a great ideas!!! x
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Nice pictures!
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Looks delicious and I love the traditions behind it! Lovely – sounds like my family!
Dropping by to leave you my Friday dosage of love ❤
Have an awesome weekend! xx
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Thank you, Dana for your dosage o love. So much appreciated.
It’s precisely what keeps happening to me. Got so many talented bakers around me that I don’t dare to try it myself anymore. I’m not sure if that’s good or bad!
I think is when the time will come you will do great
Those cakes looks really tasty. I am interested in the structure of cup to bake the inside of cake well. Similarly, a cook makes a hollow in hamburger steak for the same reason. I like the blue flowers those make good accent in your pictures. Will you make the cakes with your daughter?
I have a son. If I will have a daughter in the future I will make it with both of them.
Amazing photos yet again!
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Beautiful desserts – how I hope that you are being taught how to make them!! And I love those little baking moulds, are they heirlooms and if not where can you buy them?
They are hand made in my part of the country, and I bought them at a market for Easter.
I nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award ! http://plan-b-chronicles.com/2015/04/26/versatile-blogger-award-for-recipes/
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It looks sooooo good!!!
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I’m definitely in on this one!
Wow, they are beautiful! They are sweet breads?
Thank you. Yes, they are.
Beautiful pictures. I can only imagine hoe good it tasted. I am sure you will do just fine when it’s your time.
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These photos look so so good, how did you shoot them? I especially love the contrast of the oh-so-good-looking breads and the dark brackround with these flowers! I really just love every post you make, keep on with that work! xx
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Thank you. Natural light from left and back of the subject.
The photos are beautiful!
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Impressive! You may not bake, but I bet you eat! 😉
Of course
Are those made with poppy seeds? They look absolutely mouth-watering. You’d better get practising now – in my experience those things are simple on paper but don’t always work out the way we want in real. My mother died last year, so my time for asking questions is over. Make the most of shared time handing down family traditions while you can.
So true.
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Cool design.
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Love your food pictures!
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Looks delicious! Enjoy other family members baking while you can!
Great traditions to pass on.
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I’ll bet they taste as good as they look. I’m certain when your time comes, you will handle the family tradition with style and grace. For now, just enjoy the experience sharing with your family.
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Wow! I was just going through your blog and I must say, your photos are so lovely and pretty! How do you get that vintage effect? and what cam do you use?
I use a Nikon D700 and I work my photos with Photoshop