I got the recipe from a lady friend of ours that we knew back home, she used to make these to sell, and the first time we tasted them I was just 11 or 12 years old and pretty much begged for the recipe.
Over the years I had lost the recipe and I had asked my stepmom on the phone a couple of times about it but she also couldn't remember where it was. When I was back in South Africa in May, I went through all the cookbooks and written recipes and finally found it, I was thrilled.
It's been 10 years since I've had these and oh my gosh, I know I'll be making them all the time.
You just HAVE to go make these for your family tonight, I know you'll come back and thank me afterwards LOL
I should never read your blog when I'm hungry - these look soooooooooooooooooo good and so bad for my diet!!
ReplyDeleteMmmMM! Sounds good to me!
ReplyDeleteHow are you NOT fat? I don't get it! You make some of the most mouthwatering desserts.
ReplyDeleteI am going to make these very soon!
I never miss your blog - although I don't always comment! I've been a little busy lately!
ReplyDeleteI repeat what just jules said .... LOL !!! thanks for sharing will keep these for a fall day..
ReplyDeleteYUMMY!
ReplyDeletelooks so delich...
ReplyDeleteThese do look yummy and delicious, but we are having such hot weather that I daren't turn on the stove. My air conditioner is working overtime as it is....however I love anything coconutty so I intend to print off the recipe and get back to you when the weather is a bit cooler...cool enough to bake, LOL!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra,
ReplyDeleteI am so glad i found you again. I have been enjoying catching up.
Hugs,
Elizabeth
oh my, I have got to try these!!! They look delicious!
ReplyDelete(wiping face) Mmmm...
ReplyDeleteWow...these look simply divine! I love coconut and pastries...can't go wrong here!
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