Monday, April 02, 2007

A recipe to enjoy for Pessach

Hands up if you love Pessach cookies/cakes? Me. Me. Me... I say as I've just returned from the weight watchers meeting. I've lost another pound, taking me to 23 1/2lbs. (5lb until target) *clap, clap, clap*. *Nosh, this is all your fault, but boy, were you worth it*.

Matzo Cookies


They're sweet, soft and chewy.

Ingredients

1/2 cup butter
1 cup sugar
1 cup of matzo meal
1 cup of ground almonds
1/4 tsp cinnamon
2 eggs

Cream butter and sugar. Add all the other ingredients and mix well. If its too sticky add another 1/2 cup of matzo meal.

Roll into balls with damp hands and place onto greaseproof paper.

Put into a preheated oven 375* for about 12 minutes (until golden).

Hag sameach and enjoy your seder. Guess who's home for Pessach... ubba (my dad's out of hospital).

In the world of knitting

I'm still knitting up the Phildar Jacket. Things got a bit sticky last night though, Im finding their instructions a little tricky in places . Is it me, or do they not explain decreases very well? Anyway, it got my brain ticking but I eventually got there. Apart from having to think in places, its actually a very easy knit. I'm loving the look of the woven stitch.

As for the crochet blanket, its become my project on the go. Talk about ease of transport with a hook. No poking anyones eyes out and no flapping elbows, I'm loving the hook.

5 comments:

noblinknits said...

Hello Sweetpea! How lovely to see your beautiful baby! It's great fun gently catching up on other people and their knitting. Those cookies look lovely.

Knittingmummy said...

Those cookies look really yummy, you have done fantastic with your weight loss. The knitting also looks good too. I really would love to learn to crochet my nan did it but unfortunately she is no longer around, did you teach yourself.

knitlit kate said...

yummy phildar and cookies too!

YarnThing said...

Loving the hook huh? That is good, the hook will set you free!

No, not really, just thought is sounded good.

The cookies look great! I am on a diet and seeing those makes me want to go and make some myself.

Marly
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MRS MJW said...

That pattern is so pretty!