More cinnamon pasties

This is my knitting basket. I don't have another basket that could hold more than 70 pasties and I had to take my yarns out.

There is a reason why I baked so much today. I will take most of them to my brother who will be home with his two children this weekend- 6 year old Daniel and 4 year old Deivi.
Their mother and his wife has to go to hospital and on Monday morning their third child, a little beautiful girl, will be born.
So I thought they need something good to eat while they're home without the mother.

At the moment I'm auntie to 4 children, on Monday there will be one more. Besides Deivi and Daniel my sister has also 2 children- Joosep who is 14 and Annabeth who was born last year.

The smallest, Annabeth, will be my hat and dress model this spring if I will find time to finish all things I've planned. Isn't she cute?

Cinnamon pasties

I finished baking cinnamon pasties. They look a bit clumsy, but taste so juicy and soft. Here is a piece for every European friend, at least virtually!

As you can understand, baking is my other obsession. I'm probably the worst cook in the world, but I absolutely love baking. My sister made pasties two days ago and has been talking about it since then. I had no other way than try myself too.

Oliver is sick again and I spend all week home, so I have a lot of time to experiment.

Polish pancakes

Polish pancakes

4 eggs
200 g wheat flour
60 g sugar
0,1 l milk
sour cream, about 2 spoonful
1/2 teaspoonful baking powder
1/2 teaspoonful vanilla sugar

Beat up egg yolks with sugar and add flour, sour cream, baking powder and vanilla sugar. I added some milk too, because the batter looked too thick, but it's just my recommendation. Finally add whipped egg whites and it's ready!
Bake pancakes and enjoy your fantastic weekend!