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Friday, March 19, 2010Glazed Lemon Cookies. Two ways. Half the batch iced, the other half plain for the crazy non-lemon lovers in the house. Kerstin made them, and I knew I had to give them a go. They really are perfect if you have any non-lemon lovers in your home, as the lemon is only in the icing. I think they would be perfect for an Easter dessert. (But if you ask me, as far as lemon cookies go, nothing beats a lemony snicket.)
I like when things sit in my knitting bag for two weeks. (Yes, start to finish, two weeks.)
As opposed to two years. (Well, going on two years. And I have no plans of finishing this in the near future.)
I'll be back next week with photos of Heron.
Until then. Enjoy your weekend!
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For REALS??? Two weeks for the Heron????? I may just have to do a sweater for me......it's been awhile....I've been stuck in a rut with quick and easy mittens, mits, scarfs,beanies and such...and of course I do love lemon....those perfect!
ReplyDeleteThose cookies sound DELISH! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteLeslie, you're awesome, as ever! Lemony cookies + a finished sweater = a great way to start the weekend.
ReplyDeleteyay for the heron! can't wait to see it on you (and loved the peek at "our" martini bag!)
ReplyDeletethe cookies sound very yummy, btw thanks for the recipe, leslie!
Still loving that bag!
ReplyDeletereally? another sweater already? you rock!
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ReplyDeleteyou're one great finisher!
can't wait to see your modeling shots.
Anything lemon catches my eye - those cookies look gooooood!
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Those biccies look delicious!!! I'll definitely be giving them a go for the shearers next week...
ReplyDeleteI love the colourful bundle in the 2nd bag.... Is it a blanket???
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I love both projects - I am very tempted to try the Heron myself but it might have to wait until I finish off a few other things I have on my list! The lemon cookies sound great - I adore lemon - neither of my boys will touch it - a half/half batch for us too - Thanks for sharing the recipe! :D
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2 weeks! Wow - v.impressive.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see a pic of it being worn.
Happy weekend :0)
Yum - lemon's my favorite; can't wait to try them out when I get back from the LAST (yay!) ski trip of the season. Can't wait to see Heron, too!
ReplyDeleteMy Grama used to make those lemon glazed cookies and they were my favorite! Thanks for the happy memory. Your knits are lovely. Great color on the sweater.
ReplyDeleteCookies look great - try Barefoot Contessa's lemon pound cake for some lemon goodness. Looking forward to seeing the sweater!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look delicious, and I'm impressed with your speed in knitting.
ReplyDeleteI agree on the fast knits front. Two weeks is super quick! I much prefer fast knits for quicker crafting satisfaction. The cookies look awesome. I am definately a lemon lover so will be trying these out soon.
ReplyDeleteYum to the cookies, I love lemon. I look forwrad to seeing Heron. Have a great weekend.
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Those cookies are a fave at our house too. Especially the icing. I've been known to lick the bowl clean!
ReplyDeleteOh! Now you're really stressing me. I still haven't baked any of the sugar cookies you posted last month that looked so incredibly delicious, and now you have some more wonderful-looking ones, ha, ha. Maybe I'll just have to bake both recipes at once.
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see Heron.
ReplyDeletethanks for the cookie links....the both look good
Your fingers must have been burning up with your needles clicking so fast. Two weeks?!?! Impressive. I've never seen the sweater before but now I'm gonna have to queue it up. Can't wait to see your finished pictures.
ReplyDeletehow can anyone not like lemon? and those look so pretty glazed. i've been thinking about making lemon bars for days now.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how fast you are! Those cookies look amazing.
ReplyDeletei thought of you this weekend as i finished a baby blanket that only had 20 rows of seed stitch on the binding... but i know you'll finish that lovely blanket one day!
ReplyDelete~Katie B.
Two weeks-- you are my hero!
ReplyDelete...on another note.....love your "wicked" toes!
ReplyDeleteYou have now got me interested in Heron! :)
ReplyDeleteTwo weeks? I've got milk older than that.
ReplyDeleteoh, i can't wait to see that knit! I lvoe the pictures, and two weeks! wow! you know how i like a fast project!
ReplyDeleteTwo weeks! You're my new idol! Look forward to seeing pics!
ReplyDeleteCannot wait to see the Heron on you! It already looks amazing just sitting there in your bag - and in just two weeks!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking that recipe. They look delicious! I'm confused why that other photo you linked to looks so different- they look like store bought cookies....or even cheese toast, with that odd shade of orange-yellow. Are you sure that they are the same cookies?
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see it on you (and loved the peek at "our" martini bag!)
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Those cookies look delicious.
ReplyDeleteProjects often sit in my bag for two weeks... untouched.
Thanks for the yummy cookie recipe link. With a wonderfully producing lemon tree in our yard, I am always on the lookout for creative new uses for lemon juice and zest. Hubby's gonna love these!
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