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[maria_bo_bia]

I'm learning to make Paska all by myself. I decided to start making it for Easter this year since Mom won't be around for Easter. Plus, we haven't had it in years and it's so good.
MMMMMmmm

Here's what I've done so far:

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[puttana]

those look so good! and i like the little things on top.

[maria_bo_bia]

One is a cross and the other is a bird. (The bird didn't turn out very well. They're hard to make properly.)

[allie_bee]

Holy cow! Nice work!

I miss you. We should get together soon. I'd say next Sunday for wings, but it's Easter and I presume you'll be doing stuff... we have a lot to catch up on though.

[maria_bo_bia]

I miss you too!!
I'm off work on Friday and I'm baking bread on Saturday. Do you have any days off this weekend? I think Saturday we're doing easter dinner at the Merrick's. Sunday we're doing brunch. I could possibly go out Sunday... but I can't really double book myself on family occasion days since I never know how long they'll last.

However, any week night I am free. Just call me when you've got some spare time. I'm game for whatever.

[nukarose]

friend fun time is much needed. and then you can describe to me what a paska is. looks fancy and tasty though.

[maria_bo_bia]

Paska is Ukrainian Easter bread traditionally made to be included in a basket of food taken to the church and blessed by the Priest. The bread represents the body of Christ