Yayy! I was able to bake King Cake successfully using the recipe of the video below. I was looking at so many recipes but, I decided to use PartyTimeBatonRouge's recipe because from the name itself, she is from Louisiana (assuming hehehe) . Who could go wrong when it comes to taste and cooking prowess from the people in this place eh? Check the video to know the ingredients and even if you are not a pro baker, you can follow her instructions easy.
I was really excited while baking this King Cake. I was in the mood for Mardi Gras hehehe. The dough tastes good. The King Cake is supposed to be festive and sweet so; since I have "tons" of beads, I decorated my KIng Cake with beads around it. Sweet? Not too sweet for me because I lessen the sugar.
The king cakes below are just throw back pics which I found in one of my folders. We bought the cake from Rouse's, a grocery store which is popular in Mississippi. As you can see, there's a plastic baby at the middle and of course, the beads on the side to reflect Mardi Gras.
On my next King Cake, I want to use chunks of cheese as filling, making it a cheese bread. I will try to braid it too and add yellow and lavender colors. Anyway, I hope your Fat Tuesday celebration turns out fun with family and friends. It's Ash Wednesday today so; if you are a Catholic, visit the church and let us do our obligation today. Are you ready for Lent Season? I am.
For main ingredients : flour, eggs, yeast, milk, sugar, cinnamon, and butter. For the measurements and procedure, refer to the video.
That's all for now friends and thank you for visiting my blog always. Have a great day today.















The picture above is my favorite menu in IKEA Restaurant and we always eat first before we shop around. I like their Swedish meatballs when I am so hungry. Their IKEA breakfast which is Scrambled eggs, bacon, and potatoes is only 99¢ and sometimes, they offer it free for early customers. If you have an IKEA Family card, you will have free coffee and more discounts too.
I love viewing the IKEA room designs especially their kitchen and dining room designs.
Their restaurant is cozy with kids area. Food tastes great and if you love Swedish food, this is your place.
Hubby and I love to visit IKEA, just look around for what's new in home design and ideas. We usually buy home decors every time.
Check out the IKEA home furnishings in your area. While in there, make sure you dine in their restaurant or buy some goodies in their food market.
If you are looking for a seafood restaurant and oyster's bar at Cape Canaveral, I would recommend that you should check out Rusty's.
These photos were taken at Rusty's. The ambiance is like Rustic and when you dine inside, the restaurant design is Industrial but, it's really nice and cool. If you love to see the outdoors then, you should go to the deck side.
If you are cruising and your Port of call is Port Canaveral, you will see Rusty's from your ship deck. Rusty's seafood restaurant must be inviting because tourists came here to eat before they sail to their destination.
The prices are affordable and if you asked me, I love their bacon wrapped scallops and I would definitely recommend it. My husband loves mussels in garlic butter sauce and raw oysters too.
Sit by deck so; you can see the ship sail away plus, the view by the deck is AWESOME! Check it out...just sharing you my favorite restaurant in the area. See you there?


Hubby and I had our lunch at Tony Roma's and hubby ordered steak and wild mushroom flat bread and mine, the delicious shrimp and salmon piccata. Our dessert is strawberry cheesecake with ice cream but, hubby ate it all LOL. I am not fond of desserts and I am full with my meal, no more space for desserts. Would I recommend Tony Roma's at South Semoran Boulevard? YES, definitely. The food servers are very friendly and has the knowledge of the entree'. They check on you if you enjoyed your meal and we love the industrial ambiance of this place. Check it out!
Dining out is not that expensive compared to Orlando. The casinos in the area always have good food in their buffet and offers affordable price for their loyal customers.
When we visited Mississippi last February for Mardi Gras, we went to the buffet at the Beau Rivage for breakfast.
It's $10/person for a buffet style dining with variety of food, a good deal which I can't find here in Orlando.
For lunch and dinner, hubby and I love the Hard Rock and the Isle. If you happen to pass by Biloxi area in Mississippi, dine at the Beau Rivage, Hard Rock and the Isle.
One of the cooks in Hard Rock is a Filipino so, I always have my first plate from the Asian counter.
I don't usually eat desserts but, when I am in Hard Rock, I always have cheese cake and a cup of coffee.
When we live in Mississippi for almost two years, hubby and I always dine in the casinos and the restaurants. Sometimes we drive to New Orleans for a cup of gumbo and beignets.
Anyway, if you want to visit the Gulfcoast, check out the restaurants/casinos/buffet's in Biloxi. You will be amazed!
There are 8 casinos in the area and I worked in one of them. That is why, I enjoyed the buffets than playing the slots.
Thanks for stopping by this week. I will see you in your blogs.