MadDog Mike's Platterful of Pupule - Quicksand Quincy - Other Crafts

M MadDogMike Grand Member (8 years) The Anvil of the Sun Joined: Mar 30, 2008 Posts: 11133	M MadDogMike Posted posted on 03/29/2012 Thanks guys :) Bear, that song brought some flashbacks and I don't know from where? I know that song, I knew the words and was able to sing along but I'm not sure where I would have seen it. I didn't watch any TV in the 70s, especially childrens programming and my children don't remember it from the 80s. Catchy tune though :D Did some more experimentation on Tahitian Cannibal Cookies, this time it worked out much better. Upper left is the cookie stamp, design carved into a slab of clay which was fired but not glazed. Stamped shortbread cookie (white) and flourless peanut butter cookie (brown) Maybe I can drybrush the shortbreak cookie with orange food coloring to hit just the raised image? Also have a recipe for a "stampable" ginger cookie (that's tropical-ish) or steal a page from Professor Gee's cookbook and make Chinese Five Spice cookies (Faux Polynesian)

Thanks guys :)

Bear, that song brought some flashbacks and I don't know from where? I know that song, I knew the words and was able to sing along but I'm not sure where I would have seen it. I didn't watch any TV in the 70s, especially childrens programming and my children don't remember it from the 80s. Catchy tune though :D

Did some more experimentation on Tahitian Cannibal Cookies, this time it worked out much better.

Upper left is the cookie stamp, design carved into a slab of clay which was fired but not glazed. Stamped shortbread cookie (white) and flourless peanut butter cookie (brown) Maybe I can drybrush the shortbreak cookie with orange food coloring to hit just the raised image? Also have a recipe for a "stampable" ginger cookie (that's tropical-ish) or steal a page from Professor Gee's cookbook and make Chinese Five Spice cookies (Faux Polynesian)

Post #630503 by MadDogMike on 03/29/2012