19 Jul 2009, 9:27 am
19 Jul 2009, 10:04 am
19 Jul 2009, 10:50 am
Vanilla_Slice wrote:
^ I make plans as well, lots and lots of plans. Conversations are always awkward for me so I think HARD about what to say and do in advance depending on how things go. If it doesn't work then you just dump the whole lot and start again. I suspect that the main difference between you and I is that I was taught conversation skills as part of my rehabilitation from a nervous breakdown, we spent hours and hours in public places analyzing how people reacted to each other, running through role play exercises and testing each others skills.
As for the cake, it's called a vanilla slice and I have only seen them for sale in the UK. There is a bottom layer of flaky pastry, a thick layer of vanilla custard which has been allowed to solidify, a second layer of flaky pastry and then icing on the top. A good one will take you ten minutes to eat and you'll end up with sticky fingers.
Vanilla_Slice
As for the cake, it's called a vanilla slice and I have only seen them for sale in the UK. There is a bottom layer of flaky pastry, a thick layer of vanilla custard which has been allowed to solidify, a second layer of flaky pastry and then icing on the top. A good one will take you ten minutes to eat and you'll end up with sticky fingers.
Vanilla_Slice
A very popular cake here is called 'Mille-feuille' , it was brought by the French mandate. I googled Vanilla slice , it's the same cake.
However here make it like this one:
You can see the many layers, this is why it's called 'mille-feuille' (thousand papers)
in your pic I can't see the layers, it looks like as if it's made of 2 layers with only crème pâtissière (vanilla creme?) in between.
I love it!
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