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Sweetie Pie Baking Company

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When I’m older, I might open a bakery. But for now cooking is just another one of those passions of mine. For all I know, it may be the only reason I have friends. I give them stuff, see. They want my lemon custard pies and raisin cookies and cinnamon rolls. I have a particular friend I call, Chick-a-pee, who is quite enamored with my skills. We don’t exchange birthday presents per se, but every year for her celebration, I make and deliver a mound of cinnamon rolls to her doorstep. She has hung around me for awhile now. The kick is all mine. Really. The whole process of creating and giving away feels oddly magical. The dough kneading, pounding, lacing of cinnamon and sugar and rolling up, the rising and baking, cinnamon saturated air, sugar, sugar baby. If I’ve had a crappy week, making rolls rejuvenates me. Let me explain. I pound that dough. Did you just sass me, young lady?
Pound.
What? I can’t believe so and so did that.
Pound.
Ug, this weekend I just feel like lying in bed, wailing and eating.
Pound. And my personal favorite line, when something has really floored me-
what the heck?
Pound. Pound. Pound. By the time I’ve finished, my arms ache like a mother but I’m back to my happy self. Yes, making cinnamon rolls does that for me. However, my hips and thighs are not fond of them…ba ba boom! Good thing I like to exercise. And great thing I don’t make them often. Making pies is different. When I stand in bare feet, stirring custard, I feel like an exotic Italian woman in a Tuscany tiled kitchen with huge windows, watching skiffs on a glassy Mediterranean Sea. What the heck? Just stay with me. I’m not done yet.

Steam is rising from glossy, watery custard, hot lemon and chocolate lava, bubbling, Olive trees shining. Wait… no olive trees. But pies, yes, we have silky pies. Look, I’ve created smiles.

Now to the meringue. Whipping egg whites to resemble perky mountain peaks makes me downright giddy. And that chocolate pie next door is glammed to the hilt with whipping cream spun up like shiny cotton candy, Mexican vanilla whirled in and curly cues, tiny and chocolate glittering on top. Are you hungry, sweetie pies? Well, I’m sorry. This story is virtual. But if you ever do see a Sweetie Pie Bakery Company, do pop back to the kitchen and say hello. It’s possible I’ll be there, barefoot, whipping cream stuck in my hair. And if you mention olive trees, I’ll toss in a free pie.

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Comment by wiffledust on January 27, 2010 at 8:26am
hee hee hee!
Comment by Dorraine Darden on January 27, 2010 at 7:51am
Now it's not considered buying if you give them stuff for free...is it? Mrs. piggle wiggle knew a thing or two. Grandmoms, too. :-)
Comment by wiffledust on January 26, 2010 at 5:53pm
i just love the way you buy your friends! ;-) mrs. piggle wiggle did it too. so did grandmoms. love it! haha
Comment by Dorraine Darden on January 26, 2010 at 12:03pm
Taste testers are always welcome. :-) Thanks, Stephen. The whipped cream, yes, one could get lost in that alone. I still have some chocolate pie but gave the lemon away. MUST. STAY. AWAY. FROM. KITCHEN....Everyone is happy at the moment. Hope you get some sweets soon....
Comment by stephen dijoseph on January 26, 2010 at 10:55am
ahhh..better.. What I want to say is..wow..just excellent..and wonderful Dorraine. Pleas prepare
the guest room 'cause Im comin' your way...you DO need to TASTE-TESTer ..no? i love this line:" The whole process of creating and giving away feels oddly magical " and Im going to quote you! happy! happy!happy!
Comment by stephen dijoseph on January 26, 2010 at 10:53am
OK>>ALRIGHT..woah!!!!! outta my way!!! Im gonna bury my face in THAT whip-creamy wonder!!!!!!!
lalalalalalalalallalala !!! :)
Comment by Dorraine Darden on January 25, 2010 at 3:38pm
Oooh, concerts. That would add flavor, too. Maybe we've come up with a new concept.
Comment by wiffledust on January 25, 2010 at 12:09pm
i would stay in the bookstore bakery allllllll day. can i have concerts there at night? i think you just described heaven.
Comment by Dorraine Darden on January 25, 2010 at 12:08pm
Wicked but sweet perhaps? Baking is a little tricky but well worth the effort. A lot of buck for the bang so to speak. Practice, that's all you need. Yeah, I'll make that door extra wide for my hips and yours! :-)

Wonder how well a bookstore, bakery would go over? Reading novels and eating cinnamon rolls- might work.
Comment by wiffledust on January 25, 2010 at 11:14am
oh you wicked wicked woman!!!!! LOL! i love to cook and am working on my baking skills. baking is so different from regular cooking. but the results are so pretty and f luffy and magical!!! i'm going to be the first at the door of your bakery, ma'am. my hips are big already. i'm on my way!!!!!

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