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50 Tartlets for the Sweetest 50 Year Old

Making a cake in the middle of July is, as you know against Bosworth House Rule #2.  However for this girl I would have turned the oven on and in fact, I did turn the oven on, just not for long.  But let the record show I would have turned it on long enough to bake a cake and thought this would be the case until a week or so before her day.  All along I thought I would be making a gluten free cake of some sort (see previous post as a practice round) but at the last minute her desire changed from chocolate to "something lemon" and someone who is turning 50 deserves 50 desserts!!  
Birthday girl with her 50 lemon tarts


Must have been ok.....?

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  1. LisaDecember 13, 2019 at 5:16 PM

    from July 2018 but I bet Brenda will take an extra year :p

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