More Cookie Baking Music

Filed in Delaware by on December 12, 2010

Today’s baking includes oatmeal raisin cookies, Russian tea cakes and this song.  I’ll be attempting chocolate truffles next week.  Does anyone have any tips?

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  1. Joanne Christian says:

    Aw Geez pandora, I’m kinda listening to Darlene Love and thinking about Phil Spector right now.

  2. Dirty Girl says:

    chocolate truffles – LOL…my advice

    BUY THEM – then leave baking chocolate on the stove in a double boiler to smell up the house…….

    that would be me…

  3. cassandra_m says:

    Love this song!

    Chocolate truffles are fun. You need to follow your recipe *with precision* tho. Make sure to choose extraordinary chocolate to start with and make sure that chocolate is chopped up *small*, evenly sized pieces. It will melt faster and in a more controlled manner — whether you melt the chocolate in the double boiler or just melt using the warmed cream method.

    Are you coating with cocoa or a chocolate couverture?

  4. anon says:

    A classic French carol by Siouxsie and the Banshees. I can’t tell if the audio is out of synch, or if they are just laggy from the Quaaludes. Seriously though, the music is good.

    Here is a version with better audio but worse video.

  5. anon says:

    I got me some of those newfangled white LED micro-lights. Since I always overdo everything for Christmas I bought ten strings of 100 – a thousand points of light. I put them all on the tree and turned it on. My wife and I reached for the sunglasses and sunscreen. Eyeballs hurt. Wife made me redo it with only 600 lights.

  6. anon says:

    Now I need to repack 4 strings of light into the original boxes. Need small Asian child.

  7. cassandra_m says:

    Thanks anon, for the Siouxsie and the Banshees song — that was seriously good. Do you know if that is available anywhere?

  8. anon says:

    I looked it up once and it is on one of their albums. Can’t remember which one now; I never bought it. Probably you can get the song from Amazon for 99 cents.

  9. anon says:

    Christmas tree trimming goes well with Tawny Port.

  10. anon says:

    More awesome Christmas music here:

    store.revels.org/

    Start with the original “The Christmas Revels” disc or try:

    http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=christmas+revels&aq=o

    Or stream from the Christmas Channel on Sky FM for everything from corny to contemporary:

    http://www.sky.fm/

  11. cassandra_m says:

    If you ever get a chance to see the Christmas Revels from anon’s link above, you should do yourself a favor. This is one of the most fun Christmas shows on the planet. They have companies all over the US — I saw them in Cambridge and in DC…..

  12. anon says:

    I am a huge Revels fan. There used to be a Philly Revels but it no longer exists. I emailed the director, wanting to help, but never heard back. They just disappeared. It was a wide-spread troupe, and it is a huge loss to the local arts scene.

    The high point of the Philly Revels was a show in an old theater in downtown Media PA. Then the dot com crash took hold and I guess the patrons disappeared. The show began shrinking, and the last show I went to was at an auditorium in Haverford College. It was still an awesome show, with the primal and eerie Revels version of the Abbots Bromley Horn Dance, with antlered dancers in a dimly lit procession, and culminating with the company pulling people out of their seats to dance with them to “Lord Of The Dance.”

  13. anon says:

    Plus a well done skit of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, with a seven-foot tall Green Knight that still creeps out my son to this day.

  14. Joe Cass says:

    nothing to see here

  15. Joe Cass says:

    REAL christmassy
    stupid fingers

  16. Joe Cass says:

    Who doesn’t love christmas christmas handbells?

  17. Joe Cass says:

    A song for Jesus, some call it Climbing The Cross
    but some brit hippies had other ideas