Reminds me of back in '74 I was working in a hospital in So. Cal. A nurse on the med-surg floor was having a birthday, and her co-workers had odered a cake from a lady who would make one any way you wanted it.
This one looked like one of those blue plastic bed pans (anyone remember those?), with yellow jelly-type frosting in the bottom of the pan (translucent like the red on your cake), and two healthy-sized brownie "logs" sitting right in the middle.
I I don't know if the cake was ever eaten, or not. When I dropped by for a visit later that day - and to see if one of the brownies might still be available - the cake was gone.
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Yet another reason why CGD has more kitchen privileges than Ken.
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Reminds me of back in '74 I was working in a hospital in So. Cal. A nurse on the med-surg floor was having a birthday, and her co-workers had odered a cake from a lady who would make one any way you wanted it.
ReplyDeleteThis one looked like one of those blue plastic bed pans (anyone remember those?), with yellow jelly-type frosting in the bottom of the pan (translucent like the red on your cake), and two healthy-sized brownie "logs" sitting right in the middle.
I I don't know if the cake was ever eaten, or not. When I dropped by for a visit later that day - and to see if one of the brownies might still be available - the cake was gone.
Must have had some of that hot sauce from the post above!
ReplyDeleteKen, you brought your "A" game today!
The same design can be used for a congratulatory cake with the message: "Whew! I got my period!"
ReplyDeleteI like that, hiswiserangel!
ReplyDeleteOr maybe for a young lady celebrating her first (menarche).