It has been a tradition in the O' Roberts family to make blarney stones. They are made of angel food cake with a cream cheese frosting, sprinkled with almonds on top. Yummy! Since Adrian doesn't allow St Patrick's day to be celebrated in our home, I made the cake for my co-workers. When we have children, we will eat a St Patrick's Day breakfast consisting of the famous Lucky charms, green bagels, green cream cheese, and green milk. It has been a favorite pastime of mine to have a fun St Patrick's Day breakfast so he will need to deal. If you don't know what a blarney stone is...google it since I don't have time (Adrian is forcing me to hurry up). Anyway, I love St Patrick's day. It is especially important to me because my dad went to Ireland on his mission.
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And it was a delicious cake! Thanks for sharing it!!! :-)
It was super yummy! thanks for sharing!
I remember your Mom making us Blarney stones when we were at Ricks. It must have been parents week or something, and she was there. It was very sweet and a lot of fun. I didn't really grow up celebrating St. Patrick's Day because, suprise suprise, my Mom is British! She refuses to even wear green! It is too funny. I am guessing Adriann is the same way.
We missed your Blarney Stone cake this year! Mine didn't look as pretty as yours!
That cake looks sooooo good! You are so creative!
Ian's parents are going on vacation to Ireland here in about a month. I've heard it's beautiful there.
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