The golden plastic baby got shoved into the baked cinnamon roll after it was baked and before I smeared on the cream cheese icing. I warned our neighbor to look out for the hidden baby and to enjoy the roll while it was still warm. My experience with homemade cinnamon rolls made with water instead of milk is that they get rather chewy the longer they sit. ( Bread dough recipe in my January 4, 2014 blogpost. And check out this site: http://www.sixsistersstuff.com/2011/09/30-minute-dinner-rolls-recipe.html#8ZG4xGRxT4C7zTo0.99)
This may not be the Gift of the Magi, but it was a gift to neighbors who keep an eye out on us and on our home when we are not here.
We think they are mighty special neighbors!
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Hey Linda: Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment - it is highly appreciated. What a nice gift for you to give to your neighbors! I hope they have great luck this year. Come back and visit anytime. I am your newest follower on GFC.
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Welcome, Patty. I am an eclectic blogger and decorator. You might also like my Wetcreek Museum at www.wetcreek-museum.blogspot.com. Hugs, Linda
DeleteEen mooie traditie om deze drie koningen cake te bakken. Je buren boffen er maar mee. Groetjes,
ReplyDeleteAn unique shape cake. I have never seen before. So interesting!
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