B, our resident scientist-in-training, was torn between joining the culinary club this year and the gifted science club. She had to think doubly hard because she has always loved baking, but the science club is a by-invitation only club. To make it easier for her to decide, I told her to just accept the science club invitation, and I promised her a one-on-one baking/cooking session twice a month. Win-Win!
For our first baking project, she chose to do brownies loaded with all of her favorites!
Here are her creations, all in a row! An overload of chocolate goodness. She was so excited to share it with her lunch-mate buddies in school for the coming Monday.
Brownie cups with Oreo in Blueberry creme.
Double Oreo and Nutella Brownie Cup
We had the yummiest ribs this side of town Saturday night, thanks to WichitaThinkOfDis. Their fall off the bone tender slab of premium pork BBQ ribs was so good.
Sunday gave us another beautiful message by Pastor Peter. In our everyday lives, a lot of things can irritate and upset us. In my case, what upsets me most is when it is study time and the kids can't seem to concentrate on the task, or when R would grumble when asked to review for a test. Pastor Peter shared that if faced with a circumstance where patience and character is put to a test, it is best to RESPOND, and NOT REACT.
What is the difference between the tow? To react is to give in to an impulsive action. To respond is to give out a carefully considered action. Learn to respond and not simply react. In order for us to be able to do this, we should learn how to PRAY.
Like everyone else, I always start out with the best intentions, but sometimes circumstances are beyond my control, and I tend to react rather than respond. The PRAY acronym is another reminder which would serve me well. Another applicable take-away from last Sunday's worship.
C had long wanted to try Ramen Daisho, and last Sunday lunch he decided that it was time to give it a go. We went straight there after Sunday worship, and the place was still free from the Sunday lunch crowd. We easily got a table and ordered right away. Good thing because 30 minutes after, the people came one after the other.
We all loved what we ordered. We love that the restaurant manager was Japanese, and that a lot of the customers are Japanese. A sure sign that the restaurant is indeed good!
My little kitchen helper has been bugging me to make sushi and onigiri for weeks now, so last Sunday, I finally gave in and the both of us prepared a Japanese dinner for the family
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When I posted the brownie cup photo on IG, I got a lot of messages requesting for the recipe for the OREO Nutella Brownie Cups, so I am sharing it with all of you. It is so easy that even your kids can do it on their own with minimal assistance. You can use your favorite brownie batter for this, but just remember to lessen the baking time. I baked mine for 15 -18 minutes.2. scoop out a teaspoon of Nutellla
3. top with another Oreo
4. top with brownie batter
5. bake in pre-heated oven. Follow your favorite brownie recipe instruction, but lessen the baking time.
Till the next weekend! Enjoy the week.:)
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So much yumminess in one post! Now I feel hungry! :)
ReplyDeleteInaabangan ko na ang weekender post mo ha kasi yummy lagi hehe How much yun ribs?
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MrsMartinez
I'm drooling over your delicious photos! And I love the part about Responding and not Reacting. I'm guilty of always reacting when my son does things other than what he's supposed to do during study time, and I acknowledge that I become a monster mom when this happens, so yes, I definitely learn a lot from reading your short discussion about it. Thanks!
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