Hope you all are having a good Sunday evening. I have being baking away, as today Sunday November 11 we have the annual Food Festival, with food stands from different countries and the United States stand caters to desserts, therefore, I made two Pecans Pies, Carrot Cake, and a Dulce de Leche cheesecake, which I will share the recipe as I'm sure some of you might not have and it's fabulous..take my word for it!
Anyhow, I volunteer in FASEC, which means in Spanish: "Fundacion al Servicio del Paciente con Cancer". (Foundation to Serve the Cancer Patient); most of the patients are people with low economic means. I will be in the American stand selling cakes and desserts, among other friends, including my mom. I'm posting some pics of my contribution and also some from our USA stand, at the end of the post, plus the "recipe for the cheese cake,"as well.
Hope you enjoy it...just don't get started with cravings, lol..
Before I took the desserts to the the Cancer Festival, I thought I set a table for tea with my Italian Tognana teacups. |
A close up of my desserts. Pecan pies, Carrot cake and Cheese Cake de Dulce de Leche. The recipe is the buttom of this post, if you'd like to give it a try, it's easy and yummy! |
We sell them by the piece. |
I placed the "Dulce de Leche cheesecake" on top of the larger mercury glass cake stands. |
The one Pecan pie is on top of the smaller mercury glass cake pedestal. |
I love the antique sterling teapot, as it's a beautiful heirloom from my Fil's grandparents, which my Mil left it to Alejandro. |
Here is my baking contribution to the FASEC Food Festival, which means in English: "Foundation to Serve the Cancer Patient." My stand represents the USA.
Here are some desserts from our stand in the actual place. Stripes and Stars table toppers, as this is the American stand..there was another stand with ribs and other great American food too! |
Grind a tube kind of vanilla cookies package; in your food processor, plus 150 grams. of margarine and 1 lemon, the peal. Place this on a spring form pan and spread it evenly with your fingers in the bottom of the pan. Set aside.
I place the following ingredients in my K. Aid, you can use what ever other you prefer: 800 grams. of cream cheese, 600 grams. of "dulce de leche", 3 eggs, adding one at a time and 1 heaping tablespoon of cornstarch. Beat well, until all is mixed together.
Place the prepared pan inside a larger pan with some hot water; now put the cream-cheese mixture on the prepared pan, and bake for 45 minutes. Check your oven.
Let the cake cool completely and make swirls with some more dulce de leche on the surface of the cake, from a plastic pastry bag. Take it to the fridge to serve in 3 hours, or the following day. I always make it the day before.
Take my word for this...it is fabulous!
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This looks wonderful and what a great cause to support. I'm glad it was such a success. Have a great week Fabby.
ReplyDeleteOK. That does it. I'm going to go get a spring-form pan or two and try my hand at your recipe. That cheesecake is absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful cause. I'm thankful with you for its success. The pictures are SO interesting...
wow, the food and table look great. thank you for all your hard work for such a wonderful cause..
ReplyDeletewhat an amazing event!!!! wow!
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What a beautiful dessert table you set, Fabby! I'm glad the event was well-attended -- I'm just sorry I didn't get a single crumb of ANY of your sweet treats. What a wonderful fundraiser!
ReplyDeleteAll the desserts look wonderful! What a great turnout with thousands of people :-) A great cause.
ReplyDeleteSweets are my weakness! Oh my gosh, the desserts look absolutely delicious and beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteA great cause and so glad everything was sold.
Hugs,
Fabby, everything looks soooooo delicious. And it is for such a wonderful cause. Now I am craving something sweet! Yum!
ReplyDeleteHi Fabby! Oh, my look at all of your delicious sweets! I'm gaining weight just looking at them! :) Sounds like a great event and glad all sold.
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping in to see me and be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Wonderful! What a great way to support such a good cause. I love all your choices, especially the pecan pie. What a pretty table setting as well. Thanks for sharing and linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
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Oh, my what goodness, Fabby. And you are a sweetheart to help with this cause. I wish you much success.........Sarah
ReplyDeleteDearest Fabby, All looks so beautiful and delicious!!! Yum.
ReplyDeleteGod bless and may you have a delightful week,
d
Dearest Fabby,
ReplyDeleteWhat a nobel cause and so happy for the turnout you all got!
Sorry that I did not react to your entrances for the GIVEAWAY. Thanks for placing the button on your sidebar. We lost a dear friend's son, in Miami... because of brain cancer. I was down as he just reached 30 and was married right before this monster started living in his head. Such a tragedy.
The last two days I have been too dizzy for being up and about. So I slept a lot. Now I'm fine.
Hugs to you dear friend.
Mariette
Wow so many delicious pastries!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice start to the week.
Hugs
Hi dear sweetie Preciousa...
ReplyDeleteI was just too busy and not really felling well with the cold autumn weather in Sweden compare to Philippines exotic one.
I was just wandering around and not doing anything. I don't even have time to visit my dear bloggie friends.
I see that you were busy too but in some other reasons. Wow! those cakes? It really made me droll if I could reach you. I will never say no.
Hope you have had an enjoyable days to come. I am back in the old track again and hope this will last.
Take care, amiga mia. Missed You.
Beso,
/Chie
What a wonderful event and for such a good cause. How could you choose what to buy? You certainly contributed some amazing desserts. I love all of your choices and they are soooo pretty!
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful event and the desserts look delicious. Beautiful job! What a fabulous turnout! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Lisa
Bless you for volunteering for this worthy cause. The food looks great, and your table is so pretty, Fabby!
ReplyDeleteThe Food Festival is wonderful ... for such a good cause. Your table is lovely and your desserts ... OH, MY!!! I've gained 5 pounds just looking! :D :D Happy Tea Day!
ReplyDeleteFabby,
ReplyDeleteYuMMy!!!
Your desserts look delicious, dear friend!!! What a worthy cause! So glad it was well attended! You are an angel to give of your time and your talent.
Fondly,
Pat
What a special cause you volunteer for, dear Fabby! Your desserts look wonderful and I know they taste even better! XO
ReplyDeleteWhat a great cause you have volunteered for, Fabby! Your sweet table looks scrumptious and I would love a taste of each. Sounds like it was a wonderful turnout too. Thank you for coming to tea and have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Fabby, what a great organization to be involved in! We are real supporters of Cancer research as my dear sister-in-law died from cancer at the age of 41.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you and your mom for you wonderful work!
I love the American goodies on the table. Thanks for sharing your cheesecake recipe with ON THE MENU MONDAY! xo
Hello Fabby,
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmm....you were right about the desserts, they do get one very hungry! All your baked goods look amazing...and what a great event to help those who have had great challenges with their health!
Thank you for sharing with us,
Hugs,
Terri
Fabby, your desserts look glorious. I am craving that cheesecake now :) And what a lovely tea pot you have. Glad that the fundraiser was a success--I am not surprised you sold out with all those delicious treats you brought!
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness! Those desserts look amazing! I must have gained a ton of weight just LOOKING at them! Your table setting is lovely!
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The gorgeous table of desserts is so festive. I am glad you prepared these wonderful treats to help fund the cause and it was so well attended. The tables were laden with delicious choices. The photos were great!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pam
Your food looks fabulous. I love pecan pie and anything "deLeche" is out of this world yummy. I'm glad you sold out.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful desserts you've baked up and for such a great cause! I'll definitely have to try your cream cheese cake. I love the antique tea pot and the tea cups are just lovely. Thanks for sharing! ~Michelle
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteFirst your table is extraordinary, and second of all the desserts oh my goodness!
And lastly, that's GREAT it all sold, what an amazingly good and worth while cause!
Yes, my sweet friend, God IS very very good, indeed!
Happy Tea Tuesday - running late with it this week, but at least I made it, haha.
Big hugs.
What a great cause .... I hate cancer. That cheesecake looks heavenly. I can almost taste it through the screen. I would love to try that recipe...I just am not so sure my cooking skills (or lack thereof) would lead to success.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, your desserts look so amazing. I love the way you sectioned off the carrot cake. You are talented.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so good, your mom is lovely and your cause is great. Good on you!!!
Ruthie from: http://www.ladybstimefortea.blogspot.com
What a wonderful selection of desserts! Thanks for linking to "Friends Sharing Tea" and I am so glad for this success! Can you add my link?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful selection of desserts! Thanks for linking to "Friends Sharing Tea" and I am so glad for this success! Can you add my link?
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so delicious, Fabby. how nice of you and your mom to volunteer. You just made me very hungry, lol. The presentation is very pretty. ...Christine
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah! This is good eating!!! Your desserts look so pretty, Fabby, and I love the way you displayed them. I have eaten lots of dulce de leche ice cream, but never dulce de leche cheesecake. Man, that sounds good!!! I'll have to try to translate your recipe into cups and tablespoons/ so I can try it. What a great cause to sell these yummy sweet treats, too! Glad it was a sell out! Me gusta la mesa de postres! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe desserts look amazing, Fabby - what a wonderful cause too! I do appreciate you sharing with A Return to Loveliness,
ReplyDeleteKathy
I would love being there for one of these events just to get the leftovers.
ReplyDeleteHi Fabby, all the dessert look so good I love dulce de leche.
ReplyDeleteTahnk you so much for your lovely comment on my blog
Have blesse Thanksgiving Day for you and your
XOX
Isora
Oh oh oh I want a piece of EACH of them now....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of beautiful food...
It looks so yummy! And beautifully displayed1 Love your tablecloth. How wonderful that the event was such a success!
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ReplyDeleteHi Fabby....after all the celebrations and Diwali over the weeks just relaxing and paying my visit to other blogs.your post is so wonderful and touching.great moment with all those beautiful people around...Hugs.....sujatha:):):)
What a great cause!
ReplyDeleteIts been quite some time I visited your pages Ms Fabby. I think I missed "a lot":-)
Have A Happy Thanks giving:-)
Thank you for donating to such a great cause...cancer stinks! Everything looks delicious, Fabby.
ReplyDeleteOh my! I'm afraid I'd eat more than I sold at an event like that. What a wonderful fund raiser for a wonderful cause. Your pies and cakes look delicious, and what a pretty tea table. Thank you for sharing the recipe. laurie
ReplyDeleteHmmm Hmmm! Everything looks so delicious! I'm going to try that Dulce de leche cheescake recipe, me encanta el dulce de leche!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had great success, even though I'm not surprised at all, it all looked yummy!
But I'm nicely surprise to see that you already have your Christmas decorations up, beautiful!
Thanks so much for sharing this amazing event on Simple & Sweet Fridays. The table and desserts look so good!!
ReplyDeleteJody
What a lovely event for such a worthy cause. You baked some delicious-looking foods!! I am going to have to try your recipe at the end of your post!!
ReplyDeleteIt looked like it was indeed a successful fund raiser, and all of the foods looked delicious!!
Thank you for sharing this with us!
Sending hugs to you,,,Francy
What an Amazing recipe with full cream. Your blog is very informative.
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