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8.26.2010

Appropriately related to my embarrassing marshmallow baking disaster I posted earlier today, ThinkGeek is selling super special Ghostbusters gourmet marshmallows. In every $20 box, you get:

16 marshmallow squares with 100 mg of caffeine (similar amounts to a cup of coffee) in each square
an awesome reference to the 1984 classic, Ghostbusters

a box that “rubbery with a marshmallow feel, for fun after you eat all the mallows.”

Replace that coffee with a marshmallow!

Appropriately related to my embarrassing marshmallow baking disaster I posted earlier today, ThinkGeek is selling super special Ghostbusters gourmet marshmallows. In every $20 box, you get:

  • 16 marshmallow squares with 100 mg of caffeine (similar amounts to a cup of coffee) in each square
  • an awesome reference to the 1984 classic, Ghostbusters
  • a box that “rubbery with a marshmallow feel, for fun after you eat all the mallows.”

Replace that coffee with a marshmallow!

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8.26.2010

Marshmallow Filled Cupcakes [Disasters]

What do you do with a bag of oversized marshmallows? Make marshmallow filled chocolate cupcakes.

The idea sounded crazy and fun (albeit irrational) at first because I really wanted to find interesting ways to use up the peach-sized marshmallows instead of making gigantic s’mores or roasting them somewhere (probably illegally) in New York City.

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8.24.2010

Double Chocolate Cherry Cookies

Lately I’ve been so busy with work that it seems like that the only time I get to bake is on the weekends — that’s why you haven’t seen a lot of baking posts. This weekend, I made cupcake (specifically color barf/tie-dyed/Grateful Dead cupcakes) and these double chocolate cherry cookies:

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8.23.2010

Monday, 12:30pm. East Village, New York City. Lunch!

Monday, 12:30pm. East Village, New York City. Lunch!

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8.23.2010

Things I Did This Weekend: Made Cupcakes

On Saturday, I posted a picture of a mystery item and asked everyone what it was. It just so happens that the mysterious [edible] item was the outcome of this colorful batter:

…and a few oversized marshmallows.

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8.22.2010

‘Celebrity chef’? It’s really an oxymoron for true Chefs! Nothing is glamour[ous] in a real kitchen. It’s mentally & physically very challenging.

Eric Ripert. Preach.

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