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Well, that really sounds delicious!!!! I checked out the recipe’s and I only have this to say about the preparation method Mr. Right prefers…….what Mr. Right wouldn’t want to use a torch!!! LOL
Thanks for the recipe, but I’d rather have an invitation to dinner!
What a nice idea — dessert after church! I especially like how you plan ahead — very smart.
We always do a Scandinavian dinner on Christmas Eve. My grandmother (whom I write about on my blog) was half Swedish and half Norwegian. I make Swedish meatballs, lefse, roomegröt, fruita soups, rice pudding and a few other items. After all that cooking for Christmas Eve, I usually find I have no energy left for Christmas dinner! Ah, but we usually go to relatives’ houses that day, so it all works out