Happy New Year to you and I hope that 2013 brings you health, luck and happiness. It has been an extremely busy time in the SmartCookieSam household leading up to Christmas and I found myself not getting round to updating my blog due to the all the other things that needed doing. I had a lot of Christmas cakes and gingerbread to sort out at the end of term before Christmas Eve so my blog has taken a back seat!
Anyway, I thought I would just publish a few pictures taken in the past few weeks to name but a few. Sadly, I managed to upload a few pictures via Twitter and Facebook via my phone which now has stopped working and has been replaced. They never made it onto my computer- arrrggghh! Here are a few that did get onto my computer.
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Gingerbread people for stocking fillers- placed in a cellophane bag and tied with pretty ribbon. |
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Gingerbread stars, hearts and snowflakes- some were made with holes to hang on the tree, others put into cellophane bags and tied with ribbon. |
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Another way of presenting my hugely popular Rocky Road Chunks. |
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Children In Need Cupcakes made for a local coffee morning using pretty spotty cupcake cases and Pudsey Bear pics from Lakeland. |
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Pudsey Bear shortbread cookies baked with my cutter from Lakeland for a local Children In Need Coffee Morning. |
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Banana and Almond Traybake made with leftover bananas as a treat for my family. Didn’t go down well with my children as it had almonds in it, but my hubby and I enjoyed it. |
2 responses to “Christmas 2012”
Wow Sam – these are amazing! I'm really envious of your piping skills and I love the detail on your gingerbread cookies and Pudsey cookies. Hope you had a great Christmas and New Year, and I look forward to seeing what else you get up to in 2013! 🙂 x
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Thanks Susie, my piping skills are nothing special. It's just practice, practice practice over the years. I love baking and icing gingerbread.Hope you have a good year too and thankyou for your lovely comments.Sam x
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