I first attempted to make the "sand" by putting a bunch of Nilla wafers in a plastic baggie and smashing it against the wall. This turned out to be a not so good idea, as my violence created a hole in the bag, sending a shower of cookie crumbs all over the kitchen. "Try a rolling pin," the bf suggested. So I filled a second baggie with cookies and passed the rolling pin over it on the kitchen table. Wonder of wonders, it worked.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Fish Cakes
I first attempted to make the "sand" by putting a bunch of Nilla wafers in a plastic baggie and smashing it against the wall. This turned out to be a not so good idea, as my violence created a hole in the bag, sending a shower of cookie crumbs all over the kitchen. "Try a rolling pin," the bf suggested. So I filled a second baggie with cookies and passed the rolling pin over it on the kitchen table. Wonder of wonders, it worked.
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4 comments:
Cute!
Thanks!
They look great, and rolling pins always work.
Thanks! Yep, I'll have to keep the rolling pin in mind for my next dessert adventure :)
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