As for my entry, I went with my traditionally sinful-extragalactic sugar cookies. Of course, they were fantastic again. I would even go so far as to say that what remains of my mind was shattered even further and into teenier, tinier pieces than the last time I followed the Recipes of the Mad Arab. I experienced some oddly coherent visions while tripping back through the doorways of my mind, trekking past the mouth of madness, the tongue of inconceivability, the tastebuds of infinite esoterocity. I will commit these visions to paper and relay them to you through this electronoscopic ether in due time. William Shatner may or may not feature heavily in these visions, as may spandex skirts. Or mayhaps not.
Should you like a trip down memory lane:
The second post.
The third post.
The fourth post.
And I'll leave it up to you to find the confessional post. I once again state that it was all totally worth it.
7 comments:
I'm sorry, I won this contest already with my chocolate chipmunk acorn cookies.
Yawn.
Um, yeah, HI. Bakeoff judge here. In order to WIN the bakeoff, one must ENTER the bakeoff, and SHIP COOKIES to the JUDGES. I have received no such entry from Chuckles. Therefore, you remain, a BAKEOFF LOSER.
I am the winner of the 2008 E-True Holiday Cookie E-Bake Off tm. You are hosting some phony, non-e-true, non-e-bake off.
Your schnozz berries do not taste like schnozz berries.
Keep tellin' yourself that.
You're absolutely right. I should have gone with the North-East Prussian truffle, but they were in short supply last year.
Live and learn, I guess.
Decadently divine, Men D. The North-East Prussian truffles would have put you over the top of my sanity-scrambled mind.
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