Posted on 25 March 2009
Happy Wednesday! As I write this, I am still in Antigua and was able to take some more pictures of the beautiful scenery while out at lunch yesterday. The weather has been excellent as well as the food. I tried to take a couple of pictures of my lunch at “THE STICKY WICKET“. Cricket is very popular here and this place is connected to the ever famous Stanford 20:20 Stadium. I attached the pictures near the end of this post.
Well remember how I promised to feature some baked goods this week? This post will not let you down! Before we begin, lets talk about these little morsels of goodness. I first had these when I was a little grasshopper compliments of my grandmother who, as you might have guess by the title of this post, was French.

To describe galettes, they are like biscuits but with a tighter texture and more compact. The addition of a little bacon fat make these “UNBEATABLE“. Whether you push a little indent in the middle of these for some molasses, smear some butter on them or dip them in your next over easy egg yolk – you will fall in love with these and possibly become addicted.
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Posted on 24 March 2009
It’s Tuesday and I’m spending it in Antigua! Lets just say it is a whole new world over here, simply gorgeous. It is hard to believe how time flies when you are busy and having fun. I just landed here yesterday and I will be gone again tomorrow… but oh well. It is a nice place to visit and enjoy the views. I am staying at the Buccaneer Beach Club which is very nice to say the least. I have my own little villa which you can see below and I am about 17 steps to the beach. That is tough to beat. I posted some pics at the end of the post for you to see… now on to some great cookies.
As with yesterday’s fatayer I wanted to focus on baked goods this week. With that being said, I have a fun simple cookie that you will love – a versatile peanut butter cookie. Whether you want a crunch, a soft chewy texture, chocolate or butterscotch chips, this cookie can handle it. Next time you are in the mood for a homemade cookie, I suggest you try these.

To compliment the salty flavor from the peanut butter, you can try adding a handful or two of chocolate in any form or even butterscotch. Let me know what you think of these peanut butter cookies.
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