Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Berry Slice – OPAM 2010 finish nearly..

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Tonight I hope to finish this small wall hanging(I have just given it a little wash so all I have to do is give it an iron) so that will be number 3 for OPAM 2010……how close is everyone else to a finish or for some another finish?

Above is the slice I made to take to Club Quilt….just a little change or two to an apple slice I make..

Berry Slice

1 buttercake cake mix, add a handful of dried raisins,  125g of melted butter, mix well…press into a slice tin, which has been lined with baking paper sprinkle the top of the mixture with a little cinnamon ….put into a moderate oven for 7 mins…in a bowl  place a carton of sour cream, 1 beaten egg, mix well…..about 200g of frozen berries (give or take, the berries I used were  still frozen but you could thaw them), stir gently, I have a lot of colour in mine so I could have stirred a bit too much…..by this time the base should be  ready remove from oven and spread evenly with the mixture, return to the oven cook for a further 25-30 min…..once cooled refrigerate…..and it is yummo…

take care Peg……:>)…………..

24 comments:

  1. That's a gorgeous wallhanging Peg, great (nearly) finish!

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  2. Peg the slice looks delicious and wall hanging looks lovely too... I have three dolls finished and a mini quilt... so I am on a roll for January.. I have pics on my Typepad blog.....

    http://cathroncountrydesigns.typepad.com/cathron_country_designs/

    Cath Ü

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  3. Hi Peg

    That slice recipe is also great using the frozen rhubarb instead of apples or berries - although it does need a little bit of sugar mixed in with it. Looking forward to seeing the finished wallhanging.

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  4. PS - can't remember if I cooked the rhubarb first - maybe I did (it was a while ago).

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  5. Thanks for sharing the recipe, Peg - I will definitely try it soon. And your wall hanging is lovely. I'm on the way to my first finish; just have the binding to stitch on.

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  6. Thanks for the recipe, Peg! The wall hanging is gorgeous!
    Hugs - Lurline♥

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  7. The wall hanging is gorgeous Peg!
    Yummy recipe...
    Peg I have been on a roll and have four finishes for January..
    Julia ♥

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  8. Yummy looking slice, and the wall hanging is real cute. WoW everyone sure has been busy in January, I have three finishes so far.

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  9. Peg, thanks for the yummy recipe, will have to give it a try! Cute little wall-hanging, too. I have my Cinnamon Twist ready to tack down the binding this evening! Yea!

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  10. Thank you so much for the recipe! It looks yummy! The wall hanging is gorgeous.

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  11. Nice wall hanging!! I haven't done mine yet! I think you should start another club too... one for people that start lots of projects per month! ;) I started another two yesterday but no finishes yet!

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  12. GAWJUS wallhanging Peg!!! Thanks for the slice recipe ... I can't wait to try it ...... YUMMMM!!!!
    Hugs,
    Joy :o)

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  13. MMMMMMM that berry slice looks good! Love your little wallhanging, Peg!

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  14. Very nice wall hanging. I love your header. Where did you ever get the dogs, the real one is adorable but the wooden(?) one are cute as heck. :^)

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  15. The wall hanging is fantastic! I'm starting to think you don't sleep with all the projects you go through so quickly!

    And the berry treat looks yummy!

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  16. Very nice on both counts Peg but I forgot to have a taste :(

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  17. Nice article as for me. It would be great to read something more concerning this matter. Thanx for posting that data.
    Joan Stepsen
    Girl geeks

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  18. What a cute little wall hanging. No 3 great.

    Yommo for the recipe many thanks for sharing

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  19. The wall hanging looks beautifull! So does that cake!

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  20. Good brief and this enter helped me alot in my college assignement. Gratefulness you on your information.

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  21. You should start every post with a slice of heaven desert! :o) You are doing so well with your OPAM ... gosh you could take a break for the next two months and still be ahead.

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  22. Stop it Peg.... you are so naughty tempting me with your terrific recipes... yummo. lol

    Helen

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  23. Nice brief and this enter helped me alot in my college assignement. Thanks you for your information.

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  24. Thanks for the recipe, Peg! The wall hanging is gorgeous! Hugs - Lurline♥

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Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment, I do enjoy reading them all...take care, keep safe, happy quilting .. Peg