Hurricane Party Update
Well, that was great. We sat around outside and lambasted the Bush Administration and raised $570.
I'm sorry you couldn't all be there, but Fausto and Mrs. Fausto came by to represent. Yo.
I have so much food left. In a hilarious moment of party panic, I thought we were running out of rice and beans (we were, but just the kind with kielbasa. I have tons of vegetarian left) and went and whipped up TWO boxes of Zatarain's jambalya. So it's going to be a JAMBALICIOUS fall. And winter. I mean, it freezes.
I made this amazing sticky buns recipe:
Get Pillsbury dinner rolls (the little round kind in the canister). Grease a Bundt pan with butter. Throw the rolls in the pan and sprinkle with butterscotch pudding mix (not instant). Melt a stick of butter and a half cup of brown sugar together. Drizzle over rolls. Throw some chopped nuts over that. Cover with plastic wrap and leave on the counter to rise overnight. In the morning, cover with foil and bake at 350 for 25 minutes. Take off the foil and bake another five minutes.
Let cool for ten minutes then plop on a cake plate, upside down. The butterscotch will have carmelized and people will think you're a genius baker.
The beauty of it is, you can assemble the whole thing at 2:30 in the morning , even with a little margarita buzz going. It's that brainless.
And worth ruining your fillings for!
I'm sorry you couldn't all be there, but Fausto and Mrs. Fausto came by to represent. Yo.
I have so much food left. In a hilarious moment of party panic, I thought we were running out of rice and beans (we were, but just the kind with kielbasa. I have tons of vegetarian left) and went and whipped up TWO boxes of Zatarain's jambalya. So it's going to be a JAMBALICIOUS fall. And winter. I mean, it freezes.
I made this amazing sticky buns recipe:
Get Pillsbury dinner rolls (the little round kind in the canister). Grease a Bundt pan with butter. Throw the rolls in the pan and sprinkle with butterscotch pudding mix (not instant). Melt a stick of butter and a half cup of brown sugar together. Drizzle over rolls. Throw some chopped nuts over that. Cover with plastic wrap and leave on the counter to rise overnight. In the morning, cover with foil and bake at 350 for 25 minutes. Take off the foil and bake another five minutes.
Let cool for ten minutes then plop on a cake plate, upside down. The butterscotch will have carmelized and people will think you're a genius baker.
The beauty of it is, you can assemble the whole thing at 2:30 in the morning , even with a little margarita buzz going. It's that brainless.
And worth ruining your fillings for!
posted by PeaceBang at 10:25 PM
1 Comments:
It was lots of fun, and all the more so because it helped a worthy cause, even though your TV doesn't get the Red Sox. (What good is a Red Sox theology watch without the Red Sox?) Thanks, PeaceBang!
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