Gingerbread peyote cookie
Yuletide is closing in and the winter solstice has to be celebrated. What better way to do it than with a handful of homemade gingerbread peyote cookies :-)
Gingerbread peyote cookies - a.k.a christmas cactus cookies :-)
Merry winter solstice to you all. And happy new growing season!
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Friday, December 21, 2012
Gingerbread peyote cookies
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