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Scones

Scones, as defined by Martha Stewart are: "a cross betweem a biscuit and a 
muffin"
- well spoken Martha.  Proper scones, in my opinion, should have a moist and delicate crumb on the interior, with a flaky and crisp exterior - simply divine!  My scones are lovingly hand crafted with the good stuff: heavy cream, eggs, and yes - butter.  These dunkable, jam and cream supporting gems are not what I would call figure friendly, but they aren't meant to be eaten every day either.  My scones are so tasty, they can stand alone all by themselves, as well as enjoyed with a good cuppa, which makes them far less fatening in a way-meaning they don't need to be slathered in jam and cream to make them taste good.  However, it is hard to have just one!
Apple Cinnamon
$
18.00    
Brownie Chocolat Chip
$
18.00    
Pistachio Chocolat Chip
$
18.00    
Apricot White Chocolat
$
18.00    
Cranberry Chocolat Chip
$
18.00    
Pumpkin
$
15.00    
Banana Double Chocolat
$
18.00    
Gingerbread
$
18.00    
Rum Raisin
$
18.00    
Blueberry
$
18.00    
Orange Cranberry
$
18.00    
Vanilla
$
12.00    

BonBons

To avoid any confusion, and to be honest, these bonbons are really cake "balls", but that term lacks a certain amount of culinary charm [and illicits a few
snickers from my boys], so I'm calling them bonbons  instead- which literally translates as
"good good"  in French.  The word bonbon truly provides the much needed jena se qua, these tasty little morsals deserve, and describes them perfectly, as they are definately good good!  In the future, I will also be hand crafting truffles and other candies, which will be more like actual bonbons, in the French sense of meaning.  
Dreamcicle
White sour cream cake crumbs mixed with orange marmalade and orange flavoring, coated in white chocolat candy shell.
$
100.00    
Golden Caramel
White sour cream cake crumbs mixed with caramel sauce, coated in white chocolat candy shell.
$
100.00    
Hawaiian Holiday
White sour cream cake crumbs mixed with pineapple pie filling, coated in white chocolat candy shell and sprinkled with sweet coconut.
$
100.00    
Lemon Chiffon
White sour cream cake crumbs mixed with meyer lemon marmalade, and coated in a white chocolat candy shell
$
100.00    
Very Vanilla
White sour cream cake crumbs mixed with vanilla syrup, and coated with a white chocolat candy shell.
$
100.00    
Black Forest
Chocolat sour cream cake crumbs mixed with cherry pie filling, a nip of chocolat liqueur and coated in a chocolat candy shell.
$
100.00    
Cafe Au Lait
Chocolat sour cream cake crumbs mixed with splashes of coffee and chocolat liqueurs, and coated in a chocolat candy shell.
$
100.00    
Creme de Minthe
Chocolat sour cream cake crumbs mixed with a few nips of chocolat liqueur, and creme de minthe, and coated in a chocolat candy shell.
$
100.00    
Chocolate Truffle
Chocolat sour cream cake crumbs mixed with chocolat American butter creme, a splash of chocolat liqueur, and coated in a chocolat candy shell.
$
100.00    
Real Red Velvet
Traditional red velvet cake has a signature tang to it.  This bonbon is made with red velvet sour cream cake crumbs, and mixed with American butter creme, and coated in a white chocolat candy shell, and sprinkled with a dusting of pecans, and so I give you--real red velvet bonbons!
$
100.00    

Tea Cakes

Traditionally speaking, tea cakes, have a rather dense crumb and
rich flavor, and I for one fully intend to keep that tradition alive.  My tea cakes are essentially quick breads, such as the familiar zucchini, or banana type creations, not the Brittish tea biscuit.  I use a flavorful sour cream pound cake base recipe, that provides a substantial mouth feel, yet showcases a fine textured crumb and wonderful flavor.  These cakes can be enjoyed with your favorite cuppa, or yes - even a cup of coffee! 
Bananas Foster
A cinnamon laced banana streusel crumble rests atop a banana and rum flavored moist sour cream pound cake. Traditional bananas Foster in cake form all this is missing is the ice cream!
$
0.00    
 
Carrot Spice





$
100.00    
 
Marble Chocolat Madness
Light and dark chocolate sour cream pound cake swirled together and then topped with chocolate chip stureusel, it just might drive you to madness!
$
100.00    
 
Rummy Raisin Crumb
Spiced rum flavored sour cream pound cake with dark
and golden rum soaked raisins covered in a sweet crumbly streusel - it's rummy for your tummy!
$
100.00    
 
Blueberru Vanilla Nut
Sour cream pound cake laced with blueberries and mingled with slivers of almonds, drizzled with vanilla glaze.

$
100.00    
Gingered Apricot
Plump, amber, dried apricots incased in a sour cream pound cake, spiced with ginger and drizzled with vanilla glaze - yum!
$
100.00    
 
Orange Glazed Jalapeno
Sweet orange scented corn cake dotted with spicy jalapenos, and covered in a spicy orange glaze - ole'!

$
100.00    
 
Sour Cream "Cherry" Streusel
You'd sware they were cherries, but they are actually cranberries!  These ruby jewels are enrobed in an almond flavored sour cream pound cake and topped with cinnamon spiced streusel.
$
100.00    
 

Tea Cookies

My tea cookies are little nibbles you won't find just anywhere,
and the usual cookies - such as chocolate chip and oatmeal, will not be like the ones at the local bakery, not only because I like to be different, but also because I don't use shortening either, unless absolutely necessary- - say for instance in a sandwich cookies creme filling. There will be some cookeis that are crisp, chewy, or soft and cake like, something for every cookie lover: c'est si bon - It is so good!
Butterscotch Shortbread
Rich buttery shortbread laced with butterscotch pieces may have you waxing lyrical about your wee home in the glen and the heather in the hills.
$
100.00    
Cherry Wink
Like little cherry laced cakes encased in a golden crunchy shell.
$
100.00    
Chewy Cranberry Oatmeal
The sweet chewy goodness of an oatmeal cookie dotted with tart cranberries is a winning combination, and very satisfying.
$
100.00    
Cranberry White Chocolat
Not your ordinary chocolate chip cookie - white chocolate chips and tangy cranberries are a very sophisticated and delicious taste sensation.
$
100.00    
Double Chocolat Chip
A chewy rich chocolate cookie surrounding semi-sweet chocolate chips will satisfy even the hardest chocoholic's craving!
$
100.00    
Gingerbread
Spicey sweet gingerbread cookies rolled and cut out in all kinds of shapes.  Piped and iced with colorful orange flavored royal icings, it's edible art!
$
100.00    
Pfeffernusse
Pfeffernusse means "pepper nuts" in German, and these crisp little powder sugared nuggets sport a good dash of that spice - pepper!
$
100.00    
Apricot Jewel
A buttery shortbread cup holding sweet golden apricot jam - it's like summer in bite size!
$
100.00    
Banana Cremewich
Banana flavored creme, sandwiched between soft chewy vanilla cookies, they drive you -- you know-- bananas, because you can't eat just one!
$
100.00    
Black 'n White Cremewich
Vanilla flavored creme, sandwiched between a rich chewy chocolate cookie and a soft chewy vanilla cookie, half dipped in chocolate candy coating, no grey here!
$
100.00    
Chocolat Almond Tassie
$
100.00    
Chocolate Cherry Creme
Maraschino cherry creme sandwiched between chewy chocolatey cookies, makes the heart pitter patter!
$
100.00    
Lemony Spice Creme
Spicey molasses cookies with a lemony creme filling, an exotic taste vacation!
$
100.00    
Orange Oatmeal Creme
Orange scented creme filling flanked by rich orange oatmeal cookies, what's not to love?
$
100.00    

Seasonal Treats

I'm classifying jams, brittles, and toffees as seasonal treats.
I enjoy observing seasonal changes with food.  Seasonal foods are at their peak of perfection during their appointed times, when they are in abundance, thus  a lot easier to obtain and therefore less expensive.  Most and best of all, the seasonality of certain foods builds within us a sense of anticipation, and reminiscence!  For instance, I remember one summer when the peaches we had bought at the market were so sweet and succulent, that Kyle and I went back twice to buy more after eating most of them!  So these seasonal items will be available while supplies last, and or, when the season ends, which ever comes first-so don't miss out on the seasonal goodness!
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