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For those of you searching for a new twist on the bouquet of flowers gift... I've got a great DIY for you inspired by a gift I received from my friends Melissa and Harper.
Everyone loves getting flowers but they die a week or two later.. Why not give flowers and some amazing gift cards- the gifts that keep feeding your shopping addiction!
For my 23rd birthday, Harper and Melissa surprised me with a bouquet of lovely flowers and several gift cards (for small amounts) peppered in with those plastic note holders that come with bouquets. Here's how to make your own:
Supplies: - One nicely sized bouquet of beautiful flowers - 4-5 gift cards that your loved one would love to have, in amounts that work for you (with or without envelopes, your choice) - 4-5 plastic note holders for flower arrangements
Directions: - Place gift cards in envelopes or skip envelope step. Attach each to a plastic note holder and stick into bouquet. - Present to your delighted loved one! Huzzah!
So I got it in my head that I woud make lemon cake for Gus and be super awesome by using rice four and xantham gum as a replacement for all-purpose flour. I used a tried and true cake recipe and only subbed the flour ingredients.
Yeah.. should have done a little more research into gluten-free baking. What I ended up with is something I've never quite seen before. It is almost a dense, rubber-like consistency that has the appearance of a very deep dish pizza crust. The good news is that it's kind of tasty with buttercream frosting on top (what isn't though?) and Gus likes eating it with a cup of tea.
I'd post the recipe but I doubt any of you want to serve rubber lemon cake to anyone, ever.
For now, I'm sharing just to demonstrate that we all have our kitchen disasters. The last one I had were chocolate chip cookies that spread so much, I had to put them in muffin tins to bake them.
No matter what anyone may say, I'm still behind Ben Affleck. He's still got the acting chops, and now he's got the directing ones too. Solidly entertaining and acted, the best part about this flick is Affleck and I'm not complaining. Here's to a 3rd go behind the camera sometime soon.