Not much cake to write about in August apart from my granddaughter's rainbow Hello Kitty birthday cake which my lovely daughter made. It was totally delicious and moist although several people have said that they hate the word moist used to describe cake! What other word could be used to replace moist? Spongey? which I think sounds like something you use in a bath, good crumb? I don't want a sponge cake to be crumby! Damp? humid? soggy? wet? clammy? not dry? drippy??? what its wrong with the word moist for goodness sake? So that is the word I will use for the cake - it was beautifully moist! :-)

Well we are off in the motor home again tomorrow and I am hoping for a slice of cake whilst we are away. I hope I can find something moist and rich as the last piece I had tasted stale quite frankly and distinctly dry. Won't be eating cake there again. I am lucky these days to be able to share my love of cake with other like minded folk on a craft forum I have joined, they appreciate me for who I am, a crafter that loves cake! I don't make cakes or anything else really as it is my OH who loved to cook in our house and he is very good so why would I want to stop him! hehe. He best ever cake is a banana loaf - it is truly divine. Moist and melts in the mouth, enough now.Although my neighbour made a wicked cake at the weekend and that was the last piece of cake that I had, victoria sponge top and bottom and chocolate brownies through the middle with loads of frosting sandwiching the layers together, it was in the form of a giant burger in a bun!must have been about 6 inches tall - very nice!

Where have I been?

Ages since my last post. Where have I been? All over the place and so many things have happened...