"In Thai legend, a protective mother’s subtle devices led to the creation of son-in-law eggs, or kai look keuy. Upon learning that her daughter wasn’t being treated well by her son-in-law, the concerned parent fried up two hard-boiled eggs as a warning. The deep-fried pair sent a message: Get it together, or your “pair†will be next in line for the deep fryer."
For xmas eve dinner, my friends served this orange cake. It was amazing! Very moist & tastes just like an orange. So I made it on my birthday. Didn't fill pans high enough because it didn't rise like I had expected. Oranges are boiled whole, then pureed. Making again & experimenting with different oranges/mandarians. Very simple & forgiving recipe.
The dark pic is after I took it out of the little bundt pan but the cake is orange like in the other pic.
I bought too much squash, of several varieties, from the frmrs mkt in late summer/early fall. Luckily found recipes for "tian", which I'd never heard of. Made 4 batches & froze in meal size portions. Sauteed onion on the bottom, 3 types of squash, potato, & tomsto; cheese toward end of bsking. Here are before & after pix of first batch.