This design project is oh so adorable and delicious looking too. My two states…
(ok, DC not so much, but that’s not the point)


Find your state here.
This design project is oh so adorable and delicious looking too. My two states…
(ok, DC not so much, but that’s not the point)


Find your state here.
Right now I’m loving these DC prints by LCY (Live Creating Yourself) Graphics. Doesn’t Washington look adorable?

Info on the next Food Blogger Happy Hour… on Cinco de Mayo! This time it’s in Arlington, only a short walk from the Clarendon metro stop. Can’t say for sure yet, but hopefully I’ll be able to make it.
If you haven’t been to one yet, I highly suggest you go. Great company and of course great food and drink.
You can RSVP here. Cheers!
I had a great time this morning at the DC Food Blogger Bake Sale for Haiti. About 22 bloggers raised almost $1000 for Doctor’s Without Borders!! Also, I finally had the chance to meet some more of the crowd that I’m slowly getting to know. It was a fun group and I think we all enjoyed meeting each other, setting up and seeing what everyone brought.
I didn’t take pictures of everything, because I know some other people did (with their much nicer cameras). But I’ll link to everyone’s posts about their recipe. Check out:
Florida Girl in DC: Chocolate Salted Caramel Cupcakes and her funny adventures with caramel.
One Bite At a Time: Alejandra was a pro and made 4 things! Bacon Chocolate Chip Cookies (a big hit! lots of ooh’s and ahh’s), Granola Bars, Simple Lemon Cookies (so good! will be making these soon) and caramel apple cider cookies.
Macheesemo: Nick wrapped his blondies (filled with all sorts of yummyness) in beautiful parchment paper and string.
French Twist DC: Though she was eying the macarons made by One Vanilla Bean, she brought adorable little pineapple upside down cakes.
Shaw Girl: One of our fearless organizers made lavender cookies, some dipped in dark chocolate. Awesome.
The Passion Fruits: Everyone loved their mint brownies and icebox cookies!
Not Derby Pie: Brought chewy toffee blondies and many friends to eat them up too.
Modern Domestic: Couldn’t be there to sell, but brought perfectly packaged lemon cupcakes and salted chocolate thumbprint cookies.
Don’t Forget the Flour: Thank goodness she brought muffins because everyone was looking for something savory that early in the morning!
That’s my round up for now, but if I missed you, please comment and I’ll update! And of course, my recipe is below…

I hope you’ll come out to this bake sale for Haiti next weekend! I mean, how can you say no to this red velvet cake?
Sunday, March 28th • 9am-11am • Patio of Zorba’s Cafe
I think I’ll make my banana cream cheese cupcakes, which are perfect for spring. So, stop by while you’re at the Dupont Farmer’s Market and grab something sweet!
If you’re interested in learning more or getting involved, contact Shaw Girl, who has been awesome in coordinating this.