Baking Peppernuts by helanker
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Today we have been making
our favorite Baking.
Dennis my youngest son and I.
He was happy again to try,
baking treats like we once did,
when he was just a little kid.
And we now have baked lots
of these wonderful Peppernuts.
Have a great weekend.
We have thaw now. I will have to step back for some days in writing and commenting.
Unfortunately I made a wrong movement with my left wrist again. Just like I did last Christmas. I hope you can bear with me, that I cannot give you comments for some days. I will keep the commants turned on. I hope it will go over faster than last time, if I let it rest. The dough was really tough to handle.
Thank you for your always welcome viewing, commenting and fav to my previous post. :-)
Comments (15)
Gosh! The simlest tasks can damage us so easily as we get past the 'First Flush of Youth'! Love the faces.
This is such a wonderful idea, thank you for sharing it with us Helle
Wonderful cookies. Hope your wrist heals soon. shame we cannot do what we once did.
Yummy!
Superb capture Helle. Relax your hand and get better. We will wait for your comments. God Bless.
This is a fantastic collage. Superb shots. I would love to taste one of them.
Now isn't that something so creative! I love looking at new types of foods like this, most inspiring, my Friend! I'm glad that you were able to have some time with your son cherishing and keeping alive the traditions of the family. Lovely composition, and I really like the way you presented this!
Fanstastic photo
How interesting Helle, I haven't heard of peppernuts before, they are looking good, and I love the faces you made. What a pity you have hurt your wrist, you must rest it now and get well soon, and in time for Christmas. hugs Jane xx
When they said housework wouldn't hurt you they were wrong! Take it easy and enjoy the holidays, and let someone else wait on you.
These look so yummy and what great faces and captures. I hope you have a very happy christmas with your family and that your wrist gets better quickly.
My German grandfather used to make peppernuts at Christmas, and I loved them! This takes me back ... such fond memories. They look delicious, and I love your faces! Sorry to hear about your wrist, my friend. Take good care!
I'm sorry to hear about your wrist and hopefully it gets better soon. Is there something to put on it? A friend of mine swears by vodka: he has a bottle of it that he uses just for such an occasion. If he pulls a muscle, he puts vodka in a cooking pot and heats it up and then soaks a small washcloth in it and then uses the vodka soaked washcloth as a kind of bandage on the sore elbow or wrist or ankle, he says it works. I love these photos! The faces made me smile. I love happy food! I don't know what the dish is on the bottom. Are they the same kinds of peppernuts Tara described? They look marvelous and I'm sure they're delicious. I've never had them before, at least not that I know of. I must try them. I think there is something similar in Czech, but I cannot be sure. I especially like the hands working the dough with flower all over the fingers. That's something that I always enjoy: there's something particularly wonderful about making dough by hand. It can hurt your wrist, but I also think that it's something almost spiritual. I love baking, but I don't get to do very much of it. Hopefully, that can change. These are brilliant and they're very cozy and comfortable images. I hope your wrist is better soon!
Mmmm i like Peppernuts creative cookies :-)
Oh my, does this look great here, Helle. A baker in full action. So much fun making faces.(here we eat such cakes too, but no faces ;-)). I hope your wrist is better soon, did it happened with kneading the dough? Much strength, Helle; hoping the best for you to heal.