PinterTest Kitchen: delinquent post

welp, this is awkward.

i'm a bit late in posting,
BUT i hope you enjoy this pinter-test.
lemme tell you, i sure did.

reese's bottom no-bake mini cheesecakes.

yea, it's a mouthful.
but dude, totally worth it!
easy to make,
delicious in your mouth,
but a little hard on the waste-line.
i give this recipe four and a half blondes.
hope you get a chance to enjoy them
in the very near future!

missed the link-up, 

but you should check out other folks'

 recipes from this month!

cincerely,



cindy

PinterTest Kitchen: things just got complicated

okay y'all.

i've got two recipes comin atcha this week.
one easy, one not so easy.



number one: 
crock pot oatmeal

pretty simple.
throw everything in a crock pot
and cook overnight.
the taste was good, but the texture wasn't my fave.
i think more water would probably solve that problem.
i'd give it three and a half blondes.
(sarah and vinnie....anyone? anyone?!)

number two:
carrot cake supreme

 

here comes the complicated part of this post.
i needed to make carrot cake for easter dinner with the fam.
i cast a wide net for recipes and ended up combining a few.
i used the cake and glaze recipes from above. 
SUCH a win! 
the cake-moist.
the glaze-heavenly.
but the frosting. 
the frosting can make or break a good cake.
so i went with a lemon cream cheese frosting 
and i'm SO glad i did. 
another win!

just a warning, it makes quite a bit of frosting,
but sooooo worth it!
i give this recipe an enthusiastic four and a half blondes.

hope you enjoyed this edition of pintertest kitchen.
can't wait to read what you all have done!
linking up with jessica and you should too!



cincerely,


cindy

PinterTest Kitchen: Cincerely gets her craft on

you read that right.
please, sit down and take a few slow, deep breaths.
hell isn't frozen and pigs still can't fly.

but that's right, blog world.
i crafted.
voluntarily.

i found the idea to create your own french memo board on pinterest.
of course, i can't find the link now, but it looked easy and awesome.

i got 4 small cork boards.

5,238 texts to my crafty friends later,

i went with pre-cut fabric

and spray fabric adhesive.

we don't own an ironing board,
so i improvised.

it was easy!
1) spray the adhesive
2) spread on evenly
3) do the same to the back

they're cute, yea?

i opted out of ribbon and buttons;

didn't want to be too ambitious.

not sure how to get them on the wall, though. 

any advice?

thanks for joining me for this unusual 

addition of pintertest kitchen.

linking up with jess

cincerely,

cindy