Posted by: Sarah on: May 11, 2008
I got cocky.
On Friday morning, I made cupcakes. Red velvet, cream cheese frosting, run-of-the-mill cupcakes. This morning, I made lemon bars. Stupid, simple lemon bars.
And somewhere between the cupcakes and the lemon bars, a copy of this month’s Martha Stewart Living snaked its way into the house and I just happened to fall in love with the cookie of the month — a delicate tiramisu sammich cookie filled with almond-scented marscapone cream.
I got cocky. I got cocky and I made a batch, thinking that I had the High Noon swagger of a seasoned cookie baker who could do no wrong.
You know what I did wrong? I forgot the fucking flour, and it’s taken me an hour to come to this brilliant conclusion. I forgot the flour.
I am totally made of fail this evening. Like, I’m in a snit because I forgot to add a half cup of flour, which is so lame, but baking is about the only thing I’ve got going on at this point.
Fail.
When I was about 14, I decided to make fudge. My parents were out, so I got out the scales and measured everything. Only I couldn’t see the 4oz mark on the scale, then I saw it, right at the end. So, to skip to the end, I tried to make fudge with 4lb 4oz of butter. It filled two saucepans.
May 12, 2008 at 8:07 pm
One time, I added like a tablespoon of salt instead of a teaspoon. Ever had a salty cupcake? Tastes kinda like a dirty sponge.