Practical Mom Ph

DESSERTS

My husband has this crazy craving for sweets. He is strict when it comes to living a healthy lifestyle. This is a paradox.

He tells me to sleep early but I see him awake late at night. When we do a Kdrama Marathon, we eat sweets while watching. He nags me if I stay late watching while I allow him to do some Forex thingy.

He nags me to run but he doesn't wake me up. He runs alone while I am stuck in bed nursing our 26month old son.

He gets mad at me when I allow my kids some soda but he loves cheesecakes. He does not stop asking until I get it done. Blueberry has been on top. I tried oreo and mango once. (If you have other cheesecake recipes, please let me know. I would love to try it too.) 🥧

He asks me to prepare some white coffee but won't take it until it becomes cold.

We are on intermittent fasting but tells me to eat earlier. 🤦He cheats on me telling that women can fast shorter times than men. 🤣

He tells me to loose more weight but he brings home ice cream 🍨.

This is the irony of life. 🤣

Desserts. It makes our life sweet. It makes life more fun. It allows us to enjoy.

This thing allowed me to create sweets for my family more than usual. It forced me to become creative and proved that I can do things if I commit to achieving it.

PS.
I don't have baking pans or tray. 🤣 I was able to make leche flan.
I disposed off my springform because it got corroded, and yet I was able to make blueberry and mango cheesecake.
I no longer have a whisk. Neither a hand mixer nor a stand mixer. All I ever had was my arms and a fork. 💪🏻

What kind of desserts have you prepared during this quarantine period? I'd like to know too.






04 June 2020

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