Sunday, January 20, 2008

NO PUDGE BROWNIES!!!




Hey...I had to show you these NO PUDGE brownies! All you do is mix up 1 small carton of yogurt,a tsp. of vanilla, and the brownie mix....bake at 350 for 34 minutes...and voila...perfect brownies...they are very low calorie (110 colories for 1/12th of pan), moist and brownie-ish...yummmmmmmmmm!

I transferred my Aptenia cordifolia (Baby Sun Rose)...I.D.'d by Cindy at Bug Safari (see links) into a thrift store find...a doggy planter with a hole drilled out. Thanks Cindy! He looks very handsome in the corner of my kitchen...but only long enough to take a picture...he goes back out on the front porch for some sunshine during the day. He only came in for the photo shoot. Doesn't he look strikingly like my real-life puppy, LullaBelle (alias Doozy) below???

6 comments:

  1. We love no pudge! We get it at Trader Joes, and we make it every year for Superbowl (and some other times.)

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  2. I'll have to try those brownies. They sure seem easy to make--just my kind of baking style!
    Aiyana

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  3. That Doozy is one handsome dog!

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  4. I fear that No Pudge would be dangerous to be around! Calories...hmm...110 X 12 is what I would inhale! I love brownies...but that would lead ME to other things...with a gazillion calories! LOL
    LullaBelle is a doll! Yes, the planter is a close resemblance. :)
    I wish I could find some variegated Aptenia. I pulled out most of my non-variegated plants. Left 2 sm patches-one pink, one yellow-flowered.

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  5. It's very funny, I didn't know "Dannon" exists in the States... because it's a french company...!! but here in Europa the name is "Danone".
    Amazing Globalization :-D

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  6. Hi Julie...it is amazing how many products we are gettin here in the States from all other countries! I am enjoying the variety so much...I seem to thrive on variety in all areas of my life....not just succulents! LOL

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