Made Aebleskivers this weekend. One of my very favorite breakfast treats. Easy to make too, as long as you have the pan to do it in. Mine is cast iron and I think that it is probably the best to use. There are others out there but it seems to me the nice heavy iron is the way to go.
Base Recipe modifications: add your yolks and a cap-full of vanilla to the buttermilk (I hate to waste them). Then I use shortening instead of vegetable oil for each cooking well.
This is the needle roll I inherited from my grandmother. I believe she made it and it came with all her needles too. The top has a long piece of fabric that folds over then the whole thing rolls up nice and secure.
I got 5 pairs done. The first ones I gifted right after they were finished, so they aren't pictured here, but the people for whom they were made seemed pleased, this is all I could hope for.
Ok Robin, time to bring in your needles and yarn so I can get you started on them too.
We spent Christmas so far with my boyfriends family, the bit with my family will be this next weekend.
With Scotts mom I can be sure to get lots of little but fun things, this year she loaded me up with monkeys. Got a little bit of candy, Eeyore and Dragonflies too, but as you can see, bunches of monkeys. I also got the crockpot that was on my wishlist. Seems silly to be excited about it, but I am and can't decide what we should prepare in it first.