Monday night I got a preview of the beginning of wedding cookie production but today Marlene sent me this cookie dough still life photo she took Tuesday.
She said she knew I would like it. Nice photo Marlene.Thanks for sending it tonight for the blog.
Marlene sent these photos she took today also
Here are a few I took Monday evening as they were just gearing up.
Ingredients
Macaroons dipped in chocolate
Aunt Linda cracks the eggs
Cookie sheet and racks await
A squished chocolate kiss between pretzels
I took the portraits through the screens using my 70-200mm Canon L Series lens.
Aunt Linda
Aunt Marlene
Stay tuned for more baking for Vicci and Ben’s wedding
Now that is cookie production!
I enjoyed the vicarious thrill of all those cookies lined up. Impressive variety- brings back childhood memories.
They are baking all day Wednesday. Stay tuned.
Wow – those look great!! Who wouldn’t want to try those cookies?? The bakers look happy in their work. The guests at the wedding are in for a treat!!
It was a fun day. I love baking with my sisters and reminiscing..
I remember the days when I could eat a dozen cookies and not see it on my waste. The cookie table is such a nice touch.
It’s always fascinating to me to watch a group of women in the kitchen working on a project. I love to hang around on the edges and listen to the chatter. This looks like a fun group.
Oh yummy!
Ladies… I certainly can ID with you on this effort. Just made cookies for my godchild’s wedding last month, Truly a labor of love!
I know they were all delicious! Lots of love for sure.
Can I be volunteer taste tester? 😉
Love the first photo : ” Still Life with cookie dough ” [don’t need to bother to bake it!!!-LOVE the dough!]
How do you get a cookie stamp with the bride and groom’s names? What a special touch!
I love the four-panel cookie series. Looks like there is some serious baking going on!