TWD is running late - Check back on Friday

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First, please check back with me on Friday to see my Tuesdays with Dorie treat of the week. Cranberry Apple Crisp.
Second, coming Thursday will be CEiMB's Carrot and Apple Salad with Fresh Mint.
And third, there always has to be a third, right? Third, is Ina Garten's Pot Roast.

All coming soon to a blog near you - namely mine!

Movie recommendation - Pinkstripes recommended "Once" to me and I watched it this afternoon. If you are a fan of musical type movies, you should definitely check it out. We also watched State of Play with Russell Crowe and Ben Afleck and it was a very good drama.

Happy week and again, please check back later in the week.

Comments

AmyRuth said…
Okay, here is a moment of clarity. AR AR that's a total joke. Not even my idea. Brought to you courtesy of Margaret at Teas and Scones who Tweeted the molasses spice cookies would be good crumbled either on or in the crisp. Wow, what a great idea? Why can I not think of those obvious grand ideas by myself? (scratching head) So there you go. Maybe that would be an alternate yum for your crisp. You'll love it. It is so good in a familiar kind of way. So simple to make too. Enjoy and let me know if you try them. You two have great minds. See I suppose you could use your favorite nuts in the topping.
AmyRuth
AmyRuth
November 10, 2009 at 11:38 AM
Anonymous said…
Yes! I agree use the spice cookies!
November 10, 2009 at 12:02 PM
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