A Sweet Day
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Back in the Day Bakery
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Cheryl, it's Paula. Hey, Paula. How are you? I'm great. Listen, I want to come kidnap you for a day
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I'm spending time in the kitchen with my friend Cheryl from Back in the Day Bakery
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Cheryl brings it home with the homemade flair, the homemade flavors. So today, I think I'm going to treat her
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Starting off with these mini artichoke quiches and pork tenderloin sandwiches. I'm gonna come down and pick you up
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Don't forget the bread. I'm flat out. Okay. Finally, Cheryl's showing me our most decadent cupcakes
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Hinkies. And you won't believe them. Okay, I'll see you soon. Okay
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See you soon. Bye-bye. Bye. I can't believe Cheryl's gonna let me come pick her up today
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Back in the day, Bakery is one of my niece Kari's favorite spots
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It's one of Jamie, Brooke, and Jack's favorite spots. I called Cheryl to see if she could come out and play, have a play date
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and I've got to make sure she comes out of there with bread. I'm gonna take these to Paula
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I'll try. Right. Paula and I love to spend time together I mean, every time we just cut up and have the best time in the kitchen
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So I want to show Paula this special cupcake that I've been working on It's like a throwback retro cupcake
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It's like the one that we had when we were kids Hopefully she's going to love them
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You know, I can't leave here without bread If you could hand me some bread
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Griff's my husband and he breaks the bread fresh every morning I'm pretty much the queen of sweets and he's the king of savories, if you will
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For both Griff and I, it's second or third career, and I'm thrilled to be doing it now
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All right, Sugar Knots, tell Griff I'll be back. I'm going to see Paula. Come on, Cheryl, and let's get cooking
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Day of laughter and cooking. I know, I know. I'm so excited
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I can't think of anything better. Cheryl comes from that same place that I come from
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She's full of childhood memories of her grandmother. I brought you some good bread
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Oh, bless Griffin's heart. Griff's bread will make tears come to your eyes
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It's so good. Well, come on in, baby. All right, sweetie, and I got you some sweet treats, too
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Yay. Just make sure you throw that bread on my counter, girl
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That Griff. Yes, he sent you some goodies, Paula. He makes the best bread
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In fact, Cheryl, when I have company, and I... And there's some rosemary, too
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So when you do, like, your pastas and stuff. Yeah. When I pull out your bread, I usually save it for, like, company
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Yeah. And people will say, Paula, this bread is insane. I said, I know
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Don't I make good bread? I know. I figured you wouldn't. No, I don't. No, I give Griff all the..
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I know you do. I give him all the credit. Well, first, Cheryl, I'm going to treat you with these adorable mini artichoke quiches
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I had actually started some bacon before I left. Oh, I smell it
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Just got it in cooking and turned off my pan. Mm-hmm. I need some chopped green onions. Okay
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I need the marinated artichoke hearts drained. All right. And I'm going to make a buttery cracker crust for a quiche
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Oh, I love that. I'm just going to crush these crackers. Do you think that's enough
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Yeah, I just need a couple of tablespoons. I'm going to make these rather than us eating a whole big old piece of quiche
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I love that little butter. Yeah. That's a pretty color. Is that a new color
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Yes, it's a new color, and it's called butter. Well, of course it is
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Paula, do you need me to chop these artichokes a little bit
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Maybe a little since we're making them in miniature muffin tins. And we're going to need one egg
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For your filling? Yes, for the filling. You can see I'm not making enough crowd
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That's okay. That's all right. And you can grate me a half a cup of Gruyere cheese, Cheryl
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I love it when I get to come down to your bakery because you have all those little retro things
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Yes. I brought you some surprises actually today. Oh, you did? Mm-hmm
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Yeah. Love it, girl. Some retro things. All right, pop that in there. Yes, just gonna mix that in there
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All right, now if you'd measure me out a half a cup of milk. Okay. And this is good I don want to overcook that bacon That smells just gonna put it right in there You know what I need to do
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Get your tins ready for you. Oh my gosh, please. You can do it one of two ways
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You can just butter it or spray it. Aren't they so cute? Aren't they cute
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I love bite-sized stuff. So we'll just put like a teaspoon. For your crust
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Yes, for the crust. And here comes our filling. All righty. Paula, how does that look
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I think I guess all... That looks delicious. I know it settles a little, so I'm gonna... Yeah
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Yum. Doesn't that look good? Doesn't it look delicious? I almost could eat it like this
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I know. Okey-dokey. We're going to will somebody to come over. Michael will like this for a sec
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He had to leave in the wee hours this morning. It was still dark
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Oh, goodness. And I said, sorry, honey. I'll be the fat girl in the bed sleeping when you get home
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All right, so Cheryl, we're going to bake these on 350. Okay
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For about 15 or 20 minutes. All right. Just don't let me forget them
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Up next, we might not be able to eat just one of these mini quiches, y'all
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I might need one more. Those are kind of tiny. And later, it's Cheryl's turn to lead
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Will her cupcakes pass the Paula Deen test? All right, so, you know, I always have to taste to make sure it's good enough for folks
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Grab your one now while they're still kind of warm
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Oh, my goodness. Is it good? It's so good. We had so few ingredients, didn't we
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It's so simple. Perfect. That was perfect. I might need one more
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Those are kind of tiny. They're diet quiches. They are. They are
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Anything that tiny can't be that fattened. Well, I'm just dying for some of that bread
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so let's get started on our little sandwiches. I've got a support tenderloin
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Well, tell me what can I do for you. All right. If you would get this casserole dish
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Let me move some of this. Oh, that's all right. I can. Snacking. Now you put that thing right back, sister
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What do you mean taking it out of my reach? Do you know what I've got right here
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What's that? I've got ground up sugar cookies. No. Yes. Yes, they are
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So if you would mix the ground sugar cookies with a cup of bread crumb
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Okay. So we've got two cups. Yeah. I'm going to just take some Dijon mustard
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and I'm going to brush our pork tenderloin with this. So I'm just going to take some salt and some pepper
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All right. Okay. So we're just going to roll it in our combination
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Gotcha. Okay. Of our sugar cookies and our cracker crumbs. Oh, I bet that's going to make a nice crust
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Oh, it's crust. Yes, it's going to be delicious. All right. So I've got me a pan here
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Look at that. Look how pretty that is. Oh, that's great. So if you'd pop that in the oven for me, I'm gonna wash my hands
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Okay. Thank you, darling. Well, that gives us just about enough time to make us some cupcakes
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Yes. So look here. All you have to do... I'm gonna watch
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This is cake flour. Uh-huh. Not self-rising. And that's one and a half cups, y'all
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Half teaspoon salt, a quarter teaspoon of baking soda. All right, so you're just going to kind of pre-sift that by turning your mixer on
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If you'll tell me what to do, then I'll start putting together. All right, so Paula, if you could put our two eggs in that bowl
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And then into that same bowl, we're going to do a half a cup of oil
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Okay. And then if I could get you to kind of whisk that and just kind of like making mayonnaise
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Okey-doke. And then meanwhile, I'm going to get some of Michael's good coffee
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and all I'm gonna do is pour this hot coffee into our chocolate to kind of melt it. Yeah
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And Cheryl's using three-fourths a cup of unsweetened chocolate. All right, so basically we want to get that good and melted
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Okey-doke. And this is a great recipe for a beginning baker because I'm telling you
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I remember making this with my grandmother. This is like the first cake we ever made that summer
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Well, you know, I think that's why our grandmother's cooking was so good
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Because they didn't make it hard, Sharon. No, it wasn't hard, but it was all that love and everything that went in good ingredients
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All right, so you get it nice and light like that. And then we going to add to that just half a cup of sour cream All right how about that Something like that That perfect perfect
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We're just going to pour that. It's good and melted. Okay. Coffee does need to be good and hot, y'all
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Okay. All right, so that, you don't even need to mix that a lot, Paula. Oh, I don't
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Okay. That's good. Keep it simple. All right, so then we'll turn this back on
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So you're just going to kind of add it in thirds. Mm-hmm. And it's a very chocolatey batter that you're going to have to pour
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It's not one that you can scoop. All right, so, you know, I always have to taste to make sure it's good enough for folks
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Cheryl, honey, taste it. And then we need sugar. You forgot the sugar
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Oh my goodness, as sweet as I am How could I forget the sugar? If you put these out
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And sold them Oh my lord I'm just glad that I was
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Being Paula In the kitchen today, you know, can't keep my fingers
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Out of anything You know, you make mistakes in the kitchen I'm glad she caught it
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She kept me in check Uh oh, you know what else? Vanilla
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We didn't add the vanilla. We're talking too much, Paula. I know. You know, I do this all the time, Cheryl
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because bacon is a formula in the phone ring. And I'll tell people, listen, I cannot talk to you right now
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Not in the middle of something. Because I'm going to mess this all up
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And then you'll just fill it up about two-thirds full. Okay. Look how neat you're doing that
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Yeah, I've had a little practice except for Lord help me with forgetting that sugar
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So I'm just going to put this in the oven. Okay. 350. It's got all our ingredients in it
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I love it. I'm glad to know I'm not the only one that makes all the screw-ups
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Everybody does it. Coming up. You don't want to miss the rest of these cupcakes
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as long as Cheryl remembers the ingredients, y'all. I'm gonna keep my eye on you
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And later, I finally get to tear into that bread. I'm not gonna get anything else done
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after sitting here eating this. Okay, Paula, so this is the frosting
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for those delicious cupcakes. Okay. And it's one of those... The frosting or the filling
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Both. We're going to use it for both. We're going to fill it with the same, and then we're going to frost it around
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Okay, great. So all we're going to do is we're going to put in our half a cup of flour
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I'm going to start just kind of doing a slurry with about a half a cup of milk
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but we're going to need two eventually. Okay, you want me to do this? Yeah, about a half a cup until it's smooth
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and then we'll kind of add in the rest. Then I'm going to go ahead and put your flavorings in there
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Today, we're going to do vanilla and coconut. Oh, okay. So that's your vanilla, and that's the coconut
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So equal parts of that. Okie doke. Go ahead and start gradually adding the rest of that milk
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This part does not have sugar, but we're going to add sugar. I'm going to keep my eye on you
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All right, Paula, so while you're doing that, we're going to add four sticks of softened butter
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All right, so what we're going to do is get that kind of creamy like that, Paula
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I'm just going to let that get softened. I'm going to just start to gradually add the sugar
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And I see that's two cups, Cheryl. So I need one more cup, Paula
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Okay. I'm going to add this. Now, this is going to have to cool before we put it in there, right
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It is. And it won't take long. And you can, you know, pop it in the refrigerator for a few minutes or take it over an ice bath
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Okay, this is starting to thicken up, Cheryl, a little bit. Oh, it is
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So once you're done with that, we'll pour it in there. Okay. And then we'll let it cool, and then we're going to add it in here
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And it's one of those things you really do have to have patience with it. Okay, I think that's good
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You think that's tight enough? Yeah, I think that's good because it's going to definitely, it's kind of like a roux
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It's going to thicken. Yeah. It's almost like paste, isn't it? Yeah, it is
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And that you don't want to taste, Paula. No. All right, this is nice and cool
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Yep. So you want me to just kind of pour it? Mm-hmm, just kind of pour it, get it in there kind of gradually, yeah
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So we'll just whip that up. It's almost like a whipped frosting is what I call it
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How was it Over the moon Get that little bit of coconut flavor Our tenderloin should be about ready Let me take a
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Oh, that looks good. Oh, yeah. So, I'm going to take Tim out
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Yep, get that bread. I feel like I'm at the bakery making it on the sandwich line
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I've got cranberry sauce which is so good with the pork
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and I can't eat a pork sandwich without mayonnaise I'm sorry I'm going to put some cranberry sauce
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on mine too to go with that and you know what I want a little bit of
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Vidalia onion. You want some onion? Absolutely. All I need to do is some meat
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And I'm coming your way, girl. Okay. You make the best sandwiches
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Paula Deen. No, I think y'all do. Mmm. Look at this. Want me to cut that for you, Paula
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Yeah, I think I'm going to bring it up here and just cut it. I think I'm going to cut mine this way. Yeah
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So then I'll almost be able to get it in my mouth. Oh, yeah
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Oh, my goodness. Mm-hmm. The bread. The tenderloin. The tenderloin is incredible, isn't it
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That was just 25 minutes. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. How are we going to get anything else done after sitting here eating this
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Why don't we go until we get through eating and get the cupcakes made
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Why don't we go back there and crawl in the bed and watch Soaps? Oh. I bet you don't ever get to watch Soaps anymore, do you
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In the middle of the day. Coming up next, it's the cutest finish to these cupcakes that you'll just have to see it for yourself
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Oh, they're too pretty. I almost know what it tastes. It's too pretty to eat. I know, but they're too pretty
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so paul are you ready to decorate we've got to take these out of our little baking papers
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yeah and then we're going to use this little apple corn i like to just kind of hold it
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and then you can kind of feel the and then it comes right out oh save those don't throw them
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away. I'll put those in a bowl for Michael and he will love it
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So if I could get you to do those and then I'll fill up our mess
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Yay, good, because I always make a mess. I'm going to
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fill them up. And I like the way you take them out of the paper
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Yeah, because we're going to frost that whole thing. Oh my gosh
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So then all you do is fill that up. I like a lot in there
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I do too. So then I'll invert it like that. Uh-huh
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So here's what I'm gonna do. It's kind of messy. I'm not gonna lie. We do the frosting
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on the side. Okay, well, I'm gonna come around here, and I'll start helping
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you frost. Yeah, this is a fun thing to do with kids. They love it
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Now show me what you do with the coconut, Cheryl. This is the powdered food coloring that you can get online
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Oh, and you're just going to shake it. I'm just going to shake it, and hopefully I won't be shaking too much
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Love that. That is great for children. Here's the fun part. Y'all, I can't think of a more fun way to use coconut
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You have to try this one at home. Look at this. See, that's all I do
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Isn't that great? Hey! I mean, how much fun would that be
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It's fabulous. And that's all there is to it. All right, Miss Paula, so look at my surprise I brought
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My old, these are all my little special favorites. Now, are these old or just vintage
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Some of them are old, and some of them have, like, little vintage elements. Do you remember these
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Oh, my gosh, yes, Cheryl. This is, these are cute. Look at these flags
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Now, do you, oh, my gosh, adore the flags. These things. Aren't they cute
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But they're just fun to kind of find. Isn't that cute? Alrighty, let's have a little taste, Paula
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Okay. Oh, they're too pretty. I want to taste it. It's too pretty. I know, but they're too pretty
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Oh, please, honey, the cupcakes. It reminds me so much of when I was a kid
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only like 100 times better. A really, really feel-good memory. Mmm! Mmm
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Yeah
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