Hi everybody!
Today's outfit is one I've had the most fun putting together in a long time. From the neck upwards, the style is very 40's inspired. I put on a kickass red lipstick, and figured out how to throw my hair into a victory roll (the key is lots of teasing and obscene amounts of hairspray!) As for the rest of the outfit, the idea is monochromatic new grunge, so I stuck with simpler black-and-white items. I thought the pairing made for nice juxtaposition.
I hope you enjoyed!
<3 Lucero
red heart bandana - Zara | black hand bag - Louis Vuitton | plain white new grunge tee - Zara | black skinny jeans - American Eagle Outfitters | black boots - Target
Song of the Day: Tennis Court by Lorde
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
New Grunge Pinup
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Apple Crisp in a Jar
Hi everybody!
I'm very excited for my first culinary blog post! I recently came across an amazing recipe for apple crisp. It's delicious, doesn't require very many ingredients, and can be done in a microwave!
To start off, you'll need one peeled apple, as shown.
The exact measurements are as follows (makes one serving)
For the apple filling:
1 apple, peeled and diced
1 tablespoon of white granulated sugar mixed with a dash of cinnamon
For the crisp:
1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
1 tablespoon flour
2 tablespoons instant oatmeal
1 tablespoon butter
2 tablespoons brown sugar (I used powdered instead, because I don't have brown)
Dice your apple into small chunks.
Throw your diced apple into your jar along with the tablespoon of cinnamon sugar mix.
Heat up the ingredients for the crisp in a microwave on high for twenty seconds. Then mix until the ingredients are evenly distributed. The consistency should be rather thick, and not runny.
Place the crisp mixture on top of the apples, and press down gently to smooth out the surface. Place your jar in the microwave and heat on high for 1-2 minutes. Keep an eye on the jar, and take it out if it starts to bubble. Also, be extremely careful because the jar will get very hot.
Done! You've successfully created a miniature apple crisp in a jar! Yum! The best part about creating a mini dessert in a jar is that you can throw on the lid for a treat on-the-go.
I hope you enjoyed the recipe! I'm looking forward to other quick and easy desserts. Until next time,
<3 Lucero
I'm very excited for my first culinary blog post! I recently came across an amazing recipe for apple crisp. It's delicious, doesn't require very many ingredients, and can be done in a microwave!
To start off, you'll need one peeled apple, as shown.
You'll also need the following ingredients, along with a jar (not shown)
For the apple filling:
1 apple, peeled and diced
1 tablespoon of white granulated sugar mixed with a dash of cinnamon
For the crisp:
1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
1 tablespoon flour
2 tablespoons instant oatmeal
1 tablespoon butter
2 tablespoons brown sugar (I used powdered instead, because I don't have brown)
Dice your apple into small chunks.
Throw your diced apple into your jar along with the tablespoon of cinnamon sugar mix.
Heat up the ingredients for the crisp in a microwave on high for twenty seconds. Then mix until the ingredients are evenly distributed. The consistency should be rather thick, and not runny.
Place the crisp mixture on top of the apples, and press down gently to smooth out the surface. Place your jar in the microwave and heat on high for 1-2 minutes. Keep an eye on the jar, and take it out if it starts to bubble. Also, be extremely careful because the jar will get very hot.
Done! You've successfully created a miniature apple crisp in a jar! Yum! The best part about creating a mini dessert in a jar is that you can throw on the lid for a treat on-the-go.
I hope you enjoyed the recipe! I'm looking forward to other quick and easy desserts. Until next time,
<3 Lucero
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