Ever have one of those days

. . . where you ain’t got bupkes?

Don’t get me wrong. I had a great day editing and writing, but now I’m spent. My one inspiration was, “Gee, it’s been a long time since I’ve done a sex post,” but then I got discouraged because I couldn’t find a web page discussing Prairie Muffin bedroom habits, and before long I ended up at one of the online skin sites. Again.

I don’t know about you, but looking at that stuff alone depresses me. So, to perk up my spirits, I headed over to YouTube and watched Keith Olbermann pwn Bill O’Reilly. (Hey, did I use that slang right? Pwn? Am I cool or what?)

Now at least I’m not depressed, but I’m still nearly empty-handed.

Um, if you have a filthy, and I mean filthy mind, that last line came out all wrong.

One thing to report: croissants make a decent bread pudding substrate, but I think white bread is superior. White bread-based bread puddings puff higher. Caveat: these were not the greatest croissants.

Show of hands: who made bread pudding tonight?

D.

10 Comments

  1. Rob H says:

    Nope, no pudding but I do have a very filthy mind if that counts for anything.

  2. PBW says:

    (hand raised) Moi. Modified the bourbon sauce to a burnt-sugar variation to avoid the alcohol. ‘Twas ymmy. My progeny send their thanks.

    I’m not really here, btw. I’m somewhere else being a good writer and doing my revisions. You’re just imagining this comment.

  3. Sunny Lyn says:

    I haven’t made it yet but I’m a-gettin’ there. Needed some ingredients…like bread.

  4. Sunny Lyn says:

    Okay – just read the Prairie Muffin manifesto – and it’s enough to make me want to turn into another George Sand.

  5. Jim Donahue says:

    Pwn? Man, I’m out of it.

  6. jmc says:

    Didn’t make the bread pudding. But I printed the recipe and bought the ingredients. Monday’s my day off, so I’ll probably attempt it then.

  7. Kate says:

    I made chocolate cake and chocolate frosting for yet another birthday cake (frosting is 1 pint of heavy cream, 10 oz of good chocolate. urghhhh) and I must say I’m sick of chocolate.

  8. Blue Gal says:

    Anna’s Birthday. She’s two, so I made her favorite, fudge marble cake from a mix with fudge frosting from a can (I know.). Anyhow, she wound up wanting only ice cream.

    Here’s the deal. If I don’t go to Shrove Tuesday dinner at church I’m definitely making bread pudding on Tuesday.

  9. Walnut says:

    Speaking of cake, I have a photo on the way . . .

  10. Shelbi says:

    I printed the recipe and have added the ingredients I don’t have to the list: Milk, cream, and white bread.

    Oh yeah, I don’t have a ramekin [um, not sure what that is.*wanders to the other window to google it* it looks like a ceramic bowl. Can I use a glass 8 x 8 square pan instead?]

    I’ll let you know how it turns out.

    I think I figured out why the pesto worried me a little [still haven’t tried it yet]. It’s because I’m not sure I’ve ever had it, so I don’t know what it’s supposed to taste like.

    So if I hate it, did I screw it up, or is it supposed to taste like that? Makes no sense, but I think that’s the deal.

    Bread pudding, I’ve had before, so I should be good to go!