That funny pink masterpiece above is a "dessert pizza" inspired by something my heroine and her friends ate in my last novel, The Virgin of Small Plains. It was created by Robyn Knox for a bookclub meeting at High Crimes mystery bookstore in Boulder, Colorado.
The ingredients:
Crust - sugar cookie dough
Tomato Sauce - red colored cream cheese frosting
Pepperonis - rolled out Starburst candies
Tomato Slices - raspberry jellied fruit slices
Black Olives - black jelly bean slices
Green Olives - green jelly bean slices
Anchovies - Swedish gummy fish
Green Pepper Slices - green colored sugar cookie doughCheese - grated white chocolate
Red Pepper Flakes - crushed red hots
Thank you, Robyn!
Bit o' blog business to announce here:
I'll be in Manhattan, Ks. this weekend, in Wichita, Ks. the next weekend, and in New England the weekend after that. Sooo, I'll be closing up shop for a few days now and then until this traveling is over.
But we're definitely open for business today, so I'll meet you in the comments for coffee, tea, and whatever else is on your menu today.
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Didn't I tell you? The bad part of doing long-distance phone chats with book clubs is that I don't get to eat the desserts.
Hi Nancy.
Ya had to post that picture tonight, didn't ya. :)
I usually like to have something sweet to eat before I go to bed, but tonight we have nothing in the house that fits that description. I guess I could go to the kitchen and have 3 or 4 tablespoons of sugar, but it wouldn't be the same. I either need that pizza or some ice cream. Arrrggggg! :D
That is the most unappetizing pizza* I've ever seen. I think to counterbalance it, you should have a picture of one of kb's Mister-made pizzas.
* cute and clever apparently are not sufficient to entice my senses.
Happy & safe traveling to you, Nancy. Don't forget your toothbrush, and don't pee in your boots! xoxo
Yeah, dessert pizza! Luv me some carbs.
Have a safe trip, we'll trash the place, I mean, keep the place warm for ya!
G'morning family man, andif, jen, and farfetched, and a hearty good morning LOL to all of you. I would say more, none of it intelligible, except that I haven't had coffee yet.
Considering the importance of the weather, that is, blizzards in your novel, why isn't that pizza covered with a dusting of powdered sugar? It's got everything else. :-)
-rick
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Nancy,
I'm listening to the Virgin of Small Plains in my car, and I can't tell you how many errands I'm making up so I can get BACK in the Car. I know you've heard this a zillion times, but I'm going to gamble that you never get sick of it. WHAT A MASTERPIECE!
Oh, Jan, thank you! I haven't had the courage to do more than listen to the first couple of minutes of that recording. I know that's weird. :)
Nancy,
Well, I am very auditory. And extremely fussy. In fact, I blow off a lot of books that I would probably like in written form because I can't stand the narration. And this narration is awesome! (but not as awesome as the writing).
I just wish I had a really long road trip, alone.
Hi, just a wave in passing. I'm off to teach today and with all the promotional stuff I put too much off till the last minute, so it was cold tea and crunchy oatmeal for me this morning grabbed between bouts of arguing with the printer. See y'all tomorrow.
Hope all of your travels are good ones, Nancy! We'll miss you, but will be here when you return.
And now I'm off to find something sweet...
Hi EVERYONE! I'm Back!
I'll see if I can hunt up one of mister's pizza's. I think Andi had the right idea!
Waving back at everybody. I'll see you Monday
Late for the party. Nancy, if you happen to glance at this, I had one of those rare dreams last night where I was being chased. I believe that it was a dog. Prompted by that discussion, no doubt.
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