This morning's paean was going to be about dockside regeneration after a sunny stroll round Cardiff's barrage and docks.
However, it's been since hi-jacked by a rather tasty lemon meringue pie, piping hot from Karin's Bristol kitchen.
Having said previously that I came to desserts late on in life, there were a few standards from my childhood that still bring me out in childlike glee. All of them made by my Nan: Welsh scones she made on her enormous bakestone; bread pudding - a regular provider of Proustian flashbacks over the years; creme caramel - one huge bowl of the stuff made just for me; and lemon meringue pie.
Much as I loved the last two they were actually made from mixes, so it's been a constant pleasure to have more authentic versions over the years - not to mention creme caramel's elder sister - creme brulee.
What desserts from your childhood still have the power to delight?
First person to say 'angel delight' does not pass Go, and goes direct to 'talking head tv hell'..
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Thursday, 3 June 2010
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