Don’t Try This at Home
Apr 19th, 2008 by Marilyn
What happens when you play food stylist at home?
Even oatmeal cookies become The Beautiful Guide to Softly Lit Eating.
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That is a lovely photograph. Oatmeal cookies are so good. I made some last week. I made tabouleh today. Yum…
OK, now I have to go bake something…
I’ve wanted Chocolate Chip cookies all day, but now I want oatmeal.
You’re in luck – they’re Oatmeal Chocolate Chip!
You have to stop by The Box House next time you’re in the area and make me those cookies; I’m begging you! I’ll brew a pot of coffee to go along with them.
Love that cup and love those cookies. Looks delish!
I’m having a Pavlovian reaction to that photo… my mouth is salivating at the thought of milk and cookies. Yummmy.
I get into obsessive phases with oatmeal cookies. For a while it was oatmeal-dried cherries, now it’s oatmeal chocolate chip. It is just too easy to grab one for breakfast and say, “hey – it’s oatmeal, right?”