Mud Slides

Wed, Oct 3, 2007

chocolate, no bake

Mud Slides

We recently visited our very good friends in Durham, North Carolina, which is quite a lovely place by the way. Tonya and I have been cooking together for years, and we did make dinner one night instead of eating at one of the Triangle’s wonderful restaurants. For our dinner, however, it was not Tonya but her daughter Anna who wanted to make dessert.

She and I scoured her cookbooks and after quite a search, Anna decided on a recipe that combines three very good things – Cool Whip, chocolate pudding, and Oreos. Who could argue with that combination?

Anna was most definitely in charge of the dessert preparation. Following her direction, we ended up with quite a lovely, delicious treat that we all enjoyed immensely. Plus, I got to use pink pig sprinkles for the first time. But, of course, the best part was spending time with my favorite 5-year-old.

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7 Responses to “Mud Slides”

  1. Lewis Says:

    You have an amazing site! I love your desserts!

    (Your german chocolate is something I’m going to have to give a try :) )

    ~Lewis
    TableBread

  2. jennifer Says:

    Thanks for visiting, Lewis!

  3. davak Says:

    Please move out of the gateaux. We knead you in Durham.

    You promised you would move by the hollandaise.

  4. jennifer Says:

    Hey, davak, your better half helped you with some of those words, didn’t she? ;-)

  5. auntjone Says:

    I am so jealous of the pink pig sprinkles! I’m sure they made the dessert that much better.


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