Good day to you, chefs of Covid Cafe. You're doing an admirable job of it, staying out of the public way and making sustaining food. Holly returns today with a recipe I can personally vouch for. Remember at the start of the lock-down all the cookie dough she had in her freezer for mah jongg gatherings and welcoming new neighbors?
She recently told me the logs had been in the freezer for a month, so it was time to bake.
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Here's the story of Holly's Signature Cookies: One Christmas, I was invited to a cookie exchange. Throughout the year, I love to bake, but I had never done the big Christmas cookie baking thing. I was searching for a good recipe online and reading reviews. One reviewer said, "this has become my signature cookie". I said to myself, "I would like to have a signature cookie too" and thus, I stole the recipe and made these mine. Now when friends and family are served these cookies, they say...oh, your signature cookies!
Feel free to make them your own...
Shaping the logs
Slicing into quarter-inch discs
Fresh from the oven
(Thanks, Hol. Maybe cookies will get us through.)
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Poetry
Atoll
Her lifeis an atoll.
Tiny islands of dependency,
alluring from afar.
Up close,
a relationship of sand.
She leaves at
high tide.
Floats
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