We slept in again, and woke up in time for Conference. During the first session, I got a text from my friend, Aimee. She's prego with baby #5, and is having a hard pregnancy. She was feeling super sick, her husband was gone for the day, and she needed some help. I spent most of the first session texting church people, trying to find someone to go and help her.
We had lunch after the first session, hung out, and watched the second session. After that, we started on dinner, and even made a cake for dessert. We had a TON of over ripe bananas, and I made a chocolate banana cake. The middle didn't cook, but the outside part was DIVINE!
4 Bananas
1 white cake mix
4 eggs
1/2 cup oil
1/4 cup water
1/2 bag chocolate chips.
I baked it for 55 minutes on 350 in a round cake pan. And yeah, it was still gooey in the middle. I just scooped out the middle, put it in a much smaller pan, and put that part back in the oven. And we ate the outside ring. Mmmmm, tasty! And yes, I even had a slice of it!
It's now almost 7pm, and I need to get the kids thinking about baths and bed. We're watching Van Helsing together. I'd forgotten how much I like Hugh Jackman :) hehe.
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9 comments:
Oh, I hate it when I do that! Bake a cake and it doesn't finish in the middle. Glad you were able to save it. :)
Thanks for the word art, the boys love to help me bake, so it will go to good use! ;)
That cake sounds yummy -- I made cookies the other night that didn't back in the middle --come one how hard is it to underbake a cookie--it's just the way things work around my house lately.
Cute WA too, will go well with pics of the kids making all kids of holiday cookies and birthday cakes.
haha, loved what you did to the middle of your cake! I enjoy your posts a lot, Bethany,(and not just for the freebie WA's too)... thank you for sharing!
mmmm sounds yummy!! Thanks so much for sharing the recipe and the CUTE WA too!
Our family loves to bake with the kids. Thank you for the perfect wordart to use with those pictures we have of happy children in the kitchen.
Great wordArt, thank you!!
Thank you for the sweet sentiment.
Have a great day! ; )
love the word art- can't wait to use it. Thank you!
Wanted to say I always enjoy reading about you and your family! I admire your devotion to them. Keep up the good work!
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