After a chat with some of the girls at work, I was dismayed that none of them had had pumpkin pie before. That combined with my wistfulness over missing fall in Ky, lead to a morning of baking. Jeff found me [half] a pie pumpkin ( because it's completely normal to find produce sliced and sold by sections in China) and by the time I got to work this afternoon I had scrumptious little pumpkin pies to share with everyone. They aren't the prettiest things I've ever made, but they were a rousing success with some tough critics!
Happy Fall!
-Ashley
8154 trip 2020 : Day 15 Oregon - California
4 years ago
How does one find 'Cool Whip' in Suzhou?
ReplyDeleteOne makes it from scratch.
ReplyDeleteOh goodness! These look delicious. I tend to gravitate to your baking posts . . . I really need to expand my interests. I read the other posts, don't get me wrong, but I have to comment on the food posts . . . They are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's hard to explain to others just how difficult it is to cook well in China, and I feel extremely proud of myself whenever something turns out even close to right. Coming from you it's even more confidence boosting :)
Deleteyou've got talent! ^^
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ma'am. You've got a hefty amount yourself! I've been following your pictures for a while; I like your style! :)
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