To prove that we don’t just make lots of cakes over here at “Chez Sugar”, Sarah made up a Stromboli that she has portioned up and frozen ready for the school lunches this week. It tastes delicious!
You can find the recipe over at Lillabilly – she is doing a great series on school lunch boxes. It is always good to get some inspiration in that department!
Brent’s party went well yesterday. We had eight 16 year olds over for a LAN Party and then took them out for dinner and a movie. What a lovely group of young men! I couldn’t resist making some party cakes – they were all demolished so I think they were well received:)
Last year I was approached by the lovely Jade Sims of Craft Hope fame, to contribute a project to her book, Craft Hope – Handmade Crafts for a Cause. Well the book was published this week and Lark Crafts are celebrating with a Month of Hope -including free projects, profiles and more. Lark Crafts are sending all contributors a free book for a giveaway, so check back here soon. I can’t wait to share some pics from the book with you.
Finally I would like to welcome our newest sponsor, Ladybug Quilt Shop. Sara has exceptional customer service and great prices (most fabric is less than US$8 per yard). You will find her button over in our side bar.
I just went and visited Lark. Looking forward to seeing the project you contributed to the book. You must have one of the best smelling houses in your entire neighborhood!
How gorgeous do those cupcakes look? I have NO DOUBT they disappeared very quickly. Sarah’s baking looks yummy too…must go check out that link. Have a great week xxx
That stromboli looks so good–YUM! I’ve not made one in a long time–now inspired! Such pretty cakes! Wish I didn’t love sweet so much… LOL! Off to check out great links. And looking forward to see your project contribution. Happy Days, Lisa :o) ((HUGS))
Wow!! What a delicious post!!! I am far here watering my mouth…
Have a great week!!
Bela.
That stromboli looks so tasty! I’ve never made one but would love to try it, so thank you for sharing the link to the recipe. Can’t wait to see your contributions to that new book!
Tasty looking stromboli and cupcakes! Yum!
Looking forward to seeing what lucious project you have in the book.
My eldest just saw the pic of the Stromboli and thought it looked incredibly yummy, I think I know what i’ll be doing later! School lunches are always hard to keep interesting.
Your stromboli looks very tasty indeed! I’m so glad it worked well and thanks so very much for the link!
Also, those cakes look just divine! : )
You and Sarah make the best looking food! The stromboli looks perfect for lunches and those cupcakes look fabulous for anytime!
Glad the LAN party went well, it does get a wee bit easier when they get older-the parties i mean, not the worry.Sarah’s baking looks oh so yummy.
Am going now to check out your new sponsor
xx
Yummy! That would make me look forward to lunch. Mmmmm….
The stromboli looks delicious and what a good idea to cut up and freeze for the future. Let’s look forward to good creative lunches.
glad to hear the party was a success. The stromboli looks gorgeous – I’m off to check out the link now
Those cakes look yummy. A LAN party always makes me smile when I think of these. Boys just love them
That looks yummy. What a great alternitive to pb&j. Thanks for sharing.
Way too yummy looking. Ohmy! And, those lovely cupcake. Who doesn’t love a cupcake and yours are so sweet!
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Cory/Dogwood
What a sweet blog! Love it!
mmmm that stromboli looks delicious…off to check out the recipe right away!
i just discovered your blog via Flairful and i have to say its LOVELY! do drop by mine too when you have some time. perhaps we can follow each other. =)
happy weekend!
Persis.
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What a mouthwatering stromboli. It looks so delicious in every way!
Gosh those cupcakes look good. You won Anna’s book in the giveaway – I know you have sent me your address yonks ago for the cupcake swap – but can you send it again and I’ll pop the book in the post. rachael@rachaelrabbit.com