Time for Coffee

September 10th, 2007

I love when a card just comes together.  This was a fun one for a friend starting a new job at Starbuck’s.

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The coffee cup is from Voila on the Go (which I haven’t returned yet).  You know, that set has some fun versatile images in it that could be useful even without the Voila chef.  I was so happy to see how well River Rock coordinates with this yummy stripe from my Basic Grey Stella Ruby 6×6 pad.  I stamped an image from Little Flowers with River Rock ink for a simple background on the card base.  The cup was stamped with Palette Hybrid Burnt Umber ink and watercolored.  Bring on the punches and more of that yummy chocolate satin ribbon!

***Recipe***

stamps: Voila on the Go, Little Flowers, Warmest Regards

paper: River Rock, Artichoke, Rose Red, Shimmer White, Stella Ruby 6×6

ink: River Rock, Palette Hybrid Burnt Umber

other:  Punches – key tag, scallop circle, Marvy jumbo circle and giga scallop circle, chocolate satin ribbon, Hippie Chick pink rhinestone brads, aquapainter with markers

This weekend I went to my friend Darla’s very first Pampered Chef presentation and she did such an awesome job  – I was super proud of her!  She went overboard and made 3 yummy recipes.  The dessert was to die for if your a pumpkin fan and since it goes so perfectly with coffee I just have to share it along with the coffee card.  *wink*

This is a super easy recipe that I will be trying soon – it’s a variation of the ever-popular dump cake.  Let me know how you like it if you try it out.

Pumpkin Crunch

Ingredients:

1 pkg yellow cake mix

1 can (16oz) solid pack pumpkin

1 can (12 oz) evaporated milk

3 eggs

1 ½ c. sugar

4 tsp pumpkin pie spice

½ tsp salt

1 c. chopped pecans

1 c. melted butter

Whipped topping

Directions:

  1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
  2. Grease bottom of 9×13 pan
  3. Combine pumpkin, evaporated milk, eggs, sugar, spice, and salt in a large bowl.
  4. Pour into pan
  5. Sprinkle dry cake mix evenly over pumpkin mixture
  6. Top with pecans
  7. Drizzle with melted butter
  8. Bake for 50-55 minutes or until golden.
  9. Cool completely
  10. Serve with whipped topping
  11. Refrigerate leftovers (if there are any!)

11 Responses to “Time for Coffee”

  1. newtnewt Says:

    Hey, this card looks familiar! 😉 Thanks so much for thinking of me. This recipe sounds great. I will have to try it soon.

  2. StamperSharon Says:

    Beautiful card & wonderful recipe (must try) — thanks for sharing, Jami!

  3. juliehrr Says:

    Oh, my gracious sakes!!! I *adore* this coffee creation! DE•LISH! I love tasty treats of pumpkin, too! I am gonna have to violate the no-cookin’ rule and bake this yummy thing up! TFS! {{{{{{Jami}}}}}} *smooches* Jules

  4. Michelle R Says:

    I love your card! Everything works together soooooo nicely! Beautiful work!

  5. Tandra Boyer Says:

    Jami your card is fantastic!!
    Im wanting to try the Pumpkin recipe- Sounds delish!!!

  6. Vicki Says:

    What a pretty card!! I just love that satin ribbon!! And thanks for the recipe! It sounds delicious! I will certainly be trying it out soon! 🙂

  7. Jill C Says:

    I am loving this card!! Also I had just been looking up new pumpkin recipes last night, so your timing is perfect!! Already printed this one out and can’t wait to try it! Thanks for posting it.

  8. My Paper World Says:

    Perfect image for the occasion! very fun and pretty! and the colours are stunning!

  9. Bonnie aka raduse Says:

    Awesome Jami, just awesome; both the card and the recipe.

  10. Julia Stainton Says:

    Beautiful card! Love that ribbon and image! THanks for the recipe! I’m dying to try it! Post more! LOL You know, I think I read somewhere that more is more! 😉

  11. leslierich Says:

    I love the look of this card! You’re right–all the Voila images could be used on their own. I think I need that set! Also, I love dump cake and all it’s variations (peach is one of my faves). I’ll save this recipe and give it a try. It sounds delicious! Thank you!

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