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Lucky me DH was at the store while I was reading the recipe... I'm eating elephant ears tonight!
Thank you!
P.S. Are the Olympic protests in your area? I know it's way off topic but I was wondering what it's like over there. Here the Olympics haven't been mentioned in conversation yet, the elections and deployments are eating up all the conversation time.
Garrett ~ My angelheart Eric has to be dragged away from a bakery in Orange County that makes wonderful palmiers (everything else is not so good or memorable even). I stopped making them at home because he'd scoff them at a moment's notice. He can exercise restraint, but he loses all control when it comes to palmiers. Now, I just make them as a surprise. Someone has to watch out for the health of the household, right?
we make these all the time,sometimes very messy and sticky bt sooo simple. i would advice anyone to make them and quick,try them with whipped cream and stawrberries.its fresh,easy yet delcious!!
Thank you for this recipe! I made them this weekend and you were right - they were so easy and fun! I went minimalist with just cane sugar but next time I'm going to experiment.
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PALMIERS! Or elephant ears as some people call them!
ReplyDeleteI love them. :)
How cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I'm definitely going to try them. I love how fast and easy they are!
ReplyDeleteLucky me DH was at the store while I was reading the recipe... I'm eating elephant ears tonight!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
P.S. Are the Olympic protests in your area? I know it's way off topic but I was wondering what it's like over there. Here the Olympics haven't been mentioned in conversation yet, the elections and deployments are eating up all the conversation time.
love these. my daughter makes them quite frequently.
ReplyDeleteOh my! They look so delicate and cute. Will try them out!
ReplyDeleteGarrett ~ My angelheart Eric has to be dragged away from a bakery in Orange County that makes wonderful palmiers (everything else is not so good or memorable even). I stopped making them at home because he'd scoff them at a moment's notice. He can exercise restraint, but he loses all control when it comes to palmiers. Now, I just make them as a surprise. Someone has to watch out for the health of the household, right?
ReplyDeletepalmiers!!! my version, dubbed dinner plates, are a version rolled out in confectioner's sugar.
ReplyDeletethey turn out very thin and crisp.
we make these all the time,sometimes very messy and sticky bt sooo simple. i would advice anyone to make them and quick,try them with whipped cream and stawrberries.its fresh,easy yet delcious!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this recipe! I made them this weekend and you were right - they were so easy and fun! I went minimalist with just cane sugar but next time I'm going to experiment.
ReplyDeleteIn Germany, they are called "Schweineƶhrchen" - pigs ears. Delicious!
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