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Stories at Trinity Moon The Apple & the Snake - (25 pages) Over-worked snake meets little old granny with a kitty and a beautiful granddaughter named Apple. click to read this free quick book Stop & Smell the Dandelions - (12 pages) Sometimes, obnoxious mothers are good for something..... click to read this free quick book The Shadow Rider - (43 pages) A short love story. click to read Time to Love - (17 pages) Jenny needed a mommy. In fact, it was the only thing she wanted for Christmas. Can an unexpected elf open her daddy's closed mind on the subject? click to read this free quick book Hijacked by Love - (15 pages) The light suddenly changed and Daisy mashed down on the gas pedal, her blue eyes looking like two fried eggs as she realized too late that the car was in reverse. A loud bang followed as the car continued to push the stranger’s car down the dirt road, Daisy cringing as she looked in her rearview mirror and saw mouth and sunglasses..... click to read this free 'Quick Book' |
The Witch’s Claws, Medieval Cookery Recipe ‘tis about 2,300 calories Everyone in the village faire loveth pretzels! Tasty variations of The Witch’s Claws can be made by adding a few dashes of cinnamon to dough, or sesame seeds to the baked crust, or even raisins to the dough. Serve warm, for these claws art soft & pliable to the tongue. Ye Old Ingredients 4 ½ - 5 Cups of Bread Flour
1 Package of Active Yeast
1 Hen Egg, Well Beaten
1 Cup of Skimmed Lukewarm Milk
½ Cup of Warm Water
3 Tablespoons of Sugar
1 ½ Teaspoons of Table Salt + Coarse
Salt
1 Tablespoon Baking Soda
No Calorie Refrigerated Butter
Spray
 Pour yeast into large mixing bowl. Add warm water to dissolve yeast. Allow to stand 12 minutes. Next, stir in skimmed milk, egg, table salt, soda, sugar & two cups of bread flour. Mix well. Slowly add remaining bread flour then turn onto lightly floured board. Knead ten minutes. Thy whilst receive a workout for thy merry efforts! Reap sweet rewards! Next, place in a bowl that hath been smeared with no calorie refrigerated butter spray. NO – not thy tired arms, rather thy bread ball. Spray top & sides of dough with more butter spray. Cover with lint-free cup towel or thy wilt be plucking fibers from thy teeth for a fortnite or more. Allow to rise for one hour & ten minutes. Transfer very carefully to thy floured board & roll into one long plump log about two feet in length. Use thy husband’s foot for measuring, if need be. Cut thee dough lengthwise into several strips that art about 1 inch in width. Form loop & twist, then allow to rise on board for half an hour. Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven till golden brown. Roll immediately in coarse salt. |
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