Some of the best gifts come in small packages wrapped with a ribbon. Don't you agree? :)
Bought 4 little mini loaf pans at BBB and made mini gifts for my beloveds. :)
Ahhh the perfect loaf, cracked in the middle, crusted with walnuts. mMmmM. :)
Korean Sweet Potato Bread with a Walnut Crumble :)
Something about making food + wrapping look pretty makes it so much more special.
Found everything I needed at a local arts supply store.
I'm going to try to explore this artsy route of food wrapping, hopefully!
What is your favorite baked good to give to your beloveds? :)
these were gorgeous, junia - thank you for making them for the bake sale! =) i loved the colorful tags... i'm going to have to try this recipe soon since i didn't get to buy one - the crumble looks so yummy!
ReplyDeletei want to learn how to make different kinds of candy for gift giving... i've done chocolate/cake pops, fudge, marshmallows... caramels are next!
awww thanks so much :)!!! i'm so happy that i got to help out with the bake sale! oooo i LOVE that idea - different kinds of candy for gift giving! wow, i want to try making some candy pops too!!!
ReplyDeleteThey turned out beautifully! I like to make mint meringues for everyone around the holidays :)
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous. I am totally making these! I love mini anything and the fact that it is a sweet potato recipe makes it perfect :-)
ReplyDeleteThe way you wrapped the loaves is too cute.
i still need to try this recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet gift! Lucky beloveds! ;) Pretty presentation - love your handwriting too.
ReplyDeleteOh, I so want more of this bread! I wish I had bought more! So pretty. You are quite creative - you don't give yourself enough credit, Junia!
ReplyDeletehahahaha rachel, i have high standards for myself. ;)
ReplyDeletethanks Rosie!! i think handwriting comes from being a teacher hehehe.
Wow..what a pretty loaf as gift.I love the top studded with walnuts.
ReplyDeleteMy fav is banana bread to exchange for gifts.
Yum one of my faves!! :D this is soooo cute and you're definitely talented with this Junia! I'm wanting to explore this more. Of course, you're very advanced hehe. You could totally start your own korean bakery I think. i'll be the first in line.
ReplyDeleteawww thanks so much :). hehe if i start my own bakery, i'll def. let you know! maybe during the summertime since i'm still teaching heheh!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little package! Those look delicious. Anyone would be lucky to get one as a present :)
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These look great! I want to try one out now with the canned sweet potato I have leftover.
ReplyDeleteI make granola for my friends and family over the holidays. It's my favorite thing to make and gift in a mason jar.
This bread saved a pregnant lady from dying of hunger. Junia: a Godsend and lifesaver! :)
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