June 12, 2011

a new word for your everyday vocabulary

I'd like to change things up today and divert your attention to Natalie's exceptional blog, Perry's Plate. She asked me to do a guest post, and I rarely turn down an invitation for attention like that. If you have any interest in a butyraceous cheesecake, take a peek.

39 comments:

  1. El corte es impresioante, que delicia de bizcocho.

    Saludos

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  2. Going to have a look now.... That cheesecake looks fabulous!

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  3. Nice guest post, Grace. You sure fussed with this cheesecake...it looks fabulous! Nice and lemony, no question, totally butyraceous.

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  4. Off to check out your fab guest post!

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  5. My interest is definitely piqued! Looks delicious and I'm off to check it out!

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  6. At long last I am back on line agaun. It was only a few days, but it seemed like an eternity. Your cheesecake is just a tease so early in the morning:D

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  7. That cheesecake looks monstorously delicious! I am off to follow the link for sure.

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  8. Love your post!! this look amazing and delicious and supercaligraficaextrapialidoso!!!(Mary Poppins) Grace really nice, gloria

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  9. Aren't you Miss "I don't really care for cheesecake"?!

    Anyway - excellent cake and lovely guest post!

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  10. Gorgeous cake and I shall head right over to take a peek at your guest post!

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  11. Sinful looking and of course delish!

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  12. Butryaceous. That's going to have to be my word of the day.

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  13. Oh man does that look delish -- heading over now!

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  14. A beautiful cheesecake. Good thing it's not right in front of me or else I'd have to use all my willpower in order not to devour it.

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  15. Haha I have to confess I love the use of the term butyraceous :D I'll go wherever the word butyraceous pops up :P

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  16. I can never turn down cheesecake or a vocabulary lesson.
    Mimi

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  17. I bet the lemon curd was perfectly paired with the cheesecake flavor!!! YUM

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  18. Natalie does have a tasty blog. This cheesecake looks delicious! I love that picture as well. Nicely done!

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  19. I already declared my unending love for you over at Nat's blog. But for good measure, this is fabulous.

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  20. Butryaceous... really? Is that a word? Are you putting me on? I have to go and look it up now. Sounds like booty-licious or something.

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  21. You have me stumped! I'm going to have to google that word now :) And visit for cheesecake.

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  22. My goal in life: to have everything be utterly and completely butyraceous. And eat this cheesecake multiple times.

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  23. delicious cakes dear,looks gorgeous superb presentation l love,hugs,hugs.

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  24. Very tempting picture :-) Have a great week Grace!

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  25. Your photo is enough to convince me to do anything! Perfect texture!

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  26. Looks amazing--and this is from someone who does not generally like cheesecake. :)

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  27. heading over to check out this beauty right now!

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  28. I'm now going to use "butyraceous" on a regular basis!

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  29. Beautyracious is a good word for cheesecake.

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  30. I love Perry's Plate I will dash over to read your guest post :)

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  31. Looks deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelish! Really, look at the texture!! Just heavenly!

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  32. Gorgeous cheesecake, Grace.

    Must go check out the back story.

    Thanks for sharing...

    Love the "new" word:)

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  33. you learn something new every day! :)

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  34. Love the taste of anything butryaceous lol

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  35. This cheesecake looks lovely! The lemon curd looks like it has a lot of flavor to it as well! I'm really impressed with the boldness of the yellow. Not sure how I will ever work butyraceous in to a sentence though, that might be a little challenging!
    ~Nancy Lewis~

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