Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Oreo Truffles

One of the easiest and yet most delicious desserts in my arsenal are these Oreo truffles, which definitely came in handy last night when it was very late and I had yet to start making something for today's holiday potluck at work.  I've made these before with regular Oreos, and used Trader Joe's candy cane Joe-Jos this time to be extra festive (and because that's what I had).


Instructions as follows: crush a box of Oreos (with a food processor if you have one; mine is currently on loan and fortunately I found a combination of a rolling pin and a hammer works great, too).  Mix in a brick of room temperature cream cheese.  Roll into balls; dip the balls into melted semisweet chocolate.  Set to dry on parchment paper and sprinkle if desired.  Cool in the fridge to set.



In a hurry, I took these pictures with my iPhone, so they're not mind-blowing but you get the idea.  Warning: they are very dense and sweet, so just a small bite and you might be running for milk, but you'll be back for another bite right away! 


Friday, November 11, 2011

Hello, almost 30!

Taking a quick break from the travel-related posts to share this picture of delicious birthday white chocolate bread pudding. What's not to like!? I turned 29 yesterday and plan to thoroughly enjoy yet another year.  I recently saw a quote to the effect of, "I have found that if you love life, life will love you right back," and figure that is as good a mantra as any.  :)  Incidentally, this one was also taken with my iPhone.

Saturday, November 5, 2011

welcome!


After years of on-again, off-again contemplation, in mid-2011 I bought a quality camera and committed myself to learning how to use at least half of its capabilities.  For a little extra motivation, after yet more contemplation, I've created a site to share photos of things I see and love with friends, family, and anyone else.  I'm learning as I go!  I'm starting with an old but much-loved photo of a bike path in the woods, which I took using my iPhone 4 back in late 2010.  I love my Canon DSLR, but it's a lot harder to fit in your back pocket!