It's been a couple weeks since I have written, but I'm in love with this refashion! I took an old button up shirt that I had given up on; nothing was WRONG with it, but I had been wearing it for quite a few years, and was completely over it. I never wore it anymore.
Thus, the refashion! I chopped off the sleeves, picked the collar and removed it, and removed the ruffle. Then I chopped off the bottom and added some of the sleeve length into it so I could add a few pleats.
I made the waistband with the other sleeve, and covered it with a piece of lace, changed the buttons, added a zipper on the side so I could get it on, took in some of the darts below the chest and on the back, and voila, I LOVE this shirt!
I know it's kind of hard to see details because of the sun, but it's been too nice to be inside...Hope you are enjoying weather as beautiful as we are!
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Apple Turnovers? Yes Please!
Well with all these posts on refashioning, and none about patchwork, or pastries(!), I figure it's about time I talk about one of the two words that title my blog!
So here's a peek at a recipe I have been tweaking recently. Apple Turnovers!
They are made with a moist, danish pastry dough, then filled with apples just slightly softened in a saute pan(I prefer McIntosh for this recipe), and the apples are sweetened with a honey caramel prior to baking.
Brush with an egg wash prior to baking, then finished off with a honey glaze post-baking, this dessert is free of refined sugar.
I hope this is a recipe I am serving on my catering truck one day, which I'm in the process of building out and prepping a business plan for...but more on that later. And more on the truck; I think it is going to be a refreshing change for the world of food/catering trucks!
So here's a peek at a recipe I have been tweaking recently. Apple Turnovers!
They are made with a moist, danish pastry dough, then filled with apples just slightly softened in a saute pan(I prefer McIntosh for this recipe), and the apples are sweetened with a honey caramel prior to baking.
Brush with an egg wash prior to baking, then finished off with a honey glaze post-baking, this dessert is free of refined sugar.
I hope this is a recipe I am serving on my catering truck one day, which I'm in the process of building out and prepping a business plan for...but more on that later. And more on the truck; I think it is going to be a refreshing change for the world of food/catering trucks!
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