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Elegy for a dirty snowbank
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luvcookbooks
March 9, 2011
luv your mixture of art and delicious ... have some sour cherry preserves i purchased for my daughter, the sour cherry lover... will show her this tonight and it will help her out of her early spring slump, thanks!
Sagegreen
March 9, 2011
I think sour cherry would be very nice with this. You may want to cut back on the ground almonds in the crust. Hope this can help your daughter out winter slump. Let me know how it goes!
aargersi
March 8, 2011
This looks delicious! Glad to see that jam being put to work - as soon as cherries are back I will be making a batch or two !!!!
Sagegreen
March 8, 2011
Thanks, aargersi! Your cherry recipe is brilliant. We LOVE it!!! You can doctor a good cherry preserve with some lemon zest and Amaretto, if anyone does not have yours. Your jam inspired me to add almonds to the chocolate crust!
adamnsvetcooking
March 7, 2011
Yumme! I really like cherries and chocolates... I really miss my cherry orchid, soon they will start to bloom and spring will be here :)
Sagegreen
March 7, 2011
Thanks, avc! Your cherry orchard must have been beautiful in the spring! We have some gorgeous dark pink cherry trees. Witch hazel is out here now at least!
fiveandspice
March 7, 2011
Absolutely love your inspiration! Oh the never ending dirty snowbanks. I try to think of them as an odd sort of artwork...I would much rather think about this pie!
Sagegreen
March 7, 2011
Thanks, fas. I have been contemplating them each day for months. The pie is magically switching over to looking like the good earth inside with the wafers blooming into chocolate cake....that's my favorite part. Hope we don't eat it before we get some photos!
hardlikearmour
March 7, 2011
Yum! This is a lovely reinterpretation of black forest cake. Your son's going to love it.
Sagegreen
March 7, 2011
I think he will. I just covered up the pie with more cream and chocolate shavings. As I walked to work along all the dirty snowbanks, I was struck by the resemblance!
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