No, my guests weren't treated to anything cute and thematic, nor were they treated to anything from the medicine cabinet. My guests had to make do with plain old fresh baked chocolate chip cookies. Again. I know...this blog has been nothing but chocolate chip cookies lately but really, when one is tired of chocolate chip cookies, one is tired of life. Right?
Last week when making that last batch by Jacques Torres I actually thought ahead and scooped a bunch into some containers for freezing. Wallah! Cookies on call for just such an impromptu event. 15 minutes of thaw, 15 minutes of bake and there you have it. A plate of warm cookies to serve with vanilla ice cream for dessert. Not too exciting or creative but seriously, we all needed some comfort food to mourn the loss of our favorite show, Lost. (And in case my trainer is reading this, yes, I did eat one with vanilla ice cream. I was distraught I'm telling you. )

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ReplyDeleteThank you for the link. That was very kind of you. These cookie look outstanding. Jacques Torres is always a winner. This picture makes me hungry.
There should be a t-shirt: "when one is tired of cookies, one is tired of life".
Hope you liked the show. And I think I have to try that cosmo.
Voila is the correct spelling, not Wallah; it's French.
ReplyDeleteDear anonymous...I'm 99% sure the "wallah" was facetious.
ReplyDeleteFinally watched the finale last night. We had planned to do something but then a dental emergency (me) and sick daughter made us postpone. The ending...nicely done...would have like more explanations, but...oh well. Thanks for the link to Rick's Dharma Truffles...yummy!
Rick does some fun desserts, that is for sure. I pretty much gave up on explanations for Lost but I had hoped for a more dazzling reconciliation for the 'flash sideways'.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I think I might know who was kind enough to correct me but I live in a house where English is a second language and "V" is rarely pronounced correctly because it doesn't exist in language number one. One of many inside references I use to see if certain people are reading!