Murder By The Spoonful: An Antique Hunters Mystery - Plot & Excerpts
“CC, I forgot to close my bedroom door and Bandit was hot on Sassy’s tail,” Anne apologized. After cleaning up the glass, CC washed her hands and cut up strawberries. She combined flour, buttermilk, eggs, a touch of sugar and baking powder. She added the strawberries to the mixture. Testing the griddle with a drop of water, she put the pancakes on the sizzling pan. When the pancakes were done, she topped them with a large spoon of cream cheese and a fresh sprig of basil. Anne looked at the plate and realized she’d forgotten to turn her filter on. Editing her words had never been her strong suit. Maybe that’s why she’d gotten on so well with Sybil. “You don’t have any Lingon berries, do you?” “I don’t exactly keep Lingon berries around the house. We’ll have to settle for strawberries.” “I’m sure it’ll be good.” This was one of those Anne-syncrasies that CC wasn’t very fond of.
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