I was short about a teaspoon’s worth of butter and added about that much extra sour cream in tradeoff and they didn’t rise as high as last week’s. Which is fine.
This time, I made homemade lemon curd via my Meyer tree rather than opening a jar of the stuff from Trader Joe’s.
And again, I took four of the finished cupcakes, with a raspberry on top just like in the pictures, over to our friends Phyl and Lee after they affirmed that yes, they would love to taste-test this version, too.
Lee’s brother fell and died of a head injury last month and that was the last thing anyone expected. Coming for dinner that night, yes. But…
I cannot bring him back. But by golly I can make really good raspberry cupcakes to let them know we’re thinking about them, thanks to my daughter Sam’s heads-up on that recipe.
We do what we can.
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Yes, we do what we can. Those cupcakes look amazing! I might need to bake this weekend… I found out, in casual conversation yesterday, that a work friend’s son passed away two months ago. I’d like to do something for her, to let her know she’s loved and supported. She’s a knitter, too, so I thought of making a cowl for her, but the cupcakes sound good, too. Thanks for the idea!
Comment by Pegi 05.08.18 @ 3:09 amI’m very sorry for their loss.
I bet you added an extra spoonful of kindness as well.
Yes, we do what we can.
Comment by Suzanne in Montreal 05.08.18 @ 5:37 amNot for the same cause as you, but tomorrow should bring several batches of homemade lemon curd here. Friday should see enough scones made to feed a tea’s worth of women…kindness comes in many flavors…including respberry.
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