The Thai Bowl is very good and is a satisfying meal. In the future I'll add more peanut butter and more Sriracha (I had none this time, and so used hot sauce). But this doesn't reflect on the recipe; I'm just used more heat and you can't go wrong with more peanut butter.
The Spice Cake was nearly a disaster. I kept messing up with the ingredients, but was able to rescue the batter each time. And as it cooled on the window sill, I caught a crazy cat hanging from the cooling rack. In the end, I was very happy. I was even happier though, the next day. The cake barely made it through the night - it was too delicious for anyone to resist, but today it was even better. The frosting was gooier and the spices were just right. This would be the perfect invite the new neighbors over for coffee treat.
I can't wait to make more from YRR.
I have YRR but I haven't teed the spice cake yet - it looks delicious & I'm hoping it pop's up in my MoFo cookbook challenge next week!
ReplyDeleteAre you doing a cookbook challenge by yourself or through the PPK, or something else? I'm a little behind on what's going on b/c I'm slammed at work, but I love cookbook challenges!
ReplyDeleteThat spice cake is good. I always advocate trying the corn cakes from YRR. I love them.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried the Thai Bowl yet, it sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteEveryone keeps talking about Yellow Rose Recipes..I must check it out next time I am at a bookstore. I seriously hadn't even heard of it. I must be out of the loop
ReplyDeleteCorn cakes are on the list! I love anything corn-based.
ReplyDeleteTry it, lazysmurf! It makes a really nice leftover lunch too.
Jacklyn, I agree that you should, excpet I dont think you'll find it in book stores. I got mine from the author's etsy store: http://www.etsy.com/shop/joannalovesyou