Paper Chef #40 Comments & Discussion

Paper Chef #40

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	All I can say is I cannot take my eyes off the fairies. I absolutely adore the girls:-D & their dresses!! I myself is always hunting for same dresses for my girls.. but with their age difference right now it is kinda hard... it will get better in about 2 years I would think! Ignorant me, but what is floury potatoes? Thank you Soma, the dresses are getting a bit short, however my fairies are very reluctant to give them up, haha Floury potatoes are baking potatoes, good for mashing, roasting etc. such as Agria, Estima, King Edward, Maris Piper, Desiree Waxy potatoes are the opposite, good cold for salads etc. such as Nadine, Kipfler, Charlotte, Maris Peer Soma — Wednesday 6th May 2009 2:35 pm
	Lovely photos of the girls Bron. Thanks Barb barbara — Wednesday 6th May 2009 3:30 pm
	Congrats on your win! You deserved it :) Ah your girls...pretty enough to eat or dedicate a dessert to them (I think I just gave myself an idea for a future post). Oh you are so sweet Helen the girls would adore that, thank you! Tartelette — Wednesday 6th May 2009 3:32 pm
	I was wondering what floury potatoes were -- had never heard that term, and neither had my Aussie wife. A NZ thing? But I figured you meant non-waxy potatoes, like our Idaho potatoes here in the States. Learn something new every day :) Adorable pictures! Hi Giff, no I don't think it is a NZ thing, I would have thought it as common as saying waxy potatoes. It's strange how we label things so differently, but yes floury potatoes are the non-waxy ones, good for baking, roasting, mashing. Thanks heaps for your comment! Giff — Wednesday 6th May 2009 3:56 pm
	Congratulations Bron ! I know I repeat myself, but your little fairies are so cute ! Thank you so much Vanille Vanille — Wednesday 6th May 2009 4:17 pm
	Fantastic! Congratulations on your winning! I love the girl pictures... Cheers, Rosa Rosa — Wednesday 6th May 2009 6:39 pm
	Your fairies are absolutely adorable! And what wonderful ingredients they picked, I believe that the bucket must have been enchanted. Must participate this time, though I only have once or twice before. GÃ¶rel — Wednesday 6th May 2009 7:40 pm
	Your girls are beautiful. :) I'll see if I can participate this round without becoming either a big liar or hypocrite. ;) Murasaki Shikibu — Wednesday 6th May 2009 9:45 pm
	Bron your precious fairies are so adorably pretty!!! If I had fairies like that flitting around my place I would make them cupcakes everyday! :) joey — Wednesday 6th May 2009 10:43 pm
	hmmm... Interesting theme. What to make for mum (& use her as a test bed for a Paper Chef entry)... Mike — Thursday 7th May 2009 12:12 am
	In the United states we refer to non-waxy/floury potatoes as starchy potatoes. jonathan — Thursday 7th May 2009 5:24 am
	Congratulations! And what beautiful photos of your fairies. Natashya — Thursday 7th May 2009 6:55 am
	Bron, your fairies look precious! Congratulations for the win - what a fabulous entry! Paper Chef sounds fun... can I find a little time to participate? Will try!! Suzana — Thursday 7th May 2009 8:52 pm
	Your girls are just too cute. I especially love the red striped socks. Congratulations on winning the Paper Chef. If my little one lets me, I'll try to make something for it. Hilda — Saturday 9th May 2009 1:10 am
	No, I didn't know you won. I'm so behind on my blog reading. That's awesome! Congratulations. I love your salmon dish. Sounds and looks really delicious. I LOVE your fairies. So beautiful and helpful-looking. It will be fun to see the entries with the ingredients that you've choosen. Best, paz Paz — Saturday 9th May 2009 1:45 pm
	How could anyone resist the those darling little fairies? I have to try this - first time for me... katie — Tuesday 12th May 2009 7:02 am
	Your recipe deserved to win. The girls are darling. It is a little late for this round, but next time I think I will sign up for paper chef. What fun! Penny — Wednesday 13th May 2009 4:37 am