Every year our church youth group has one fundraiser. We turn our gym and the bottom floor of our adult and education wing rooms into booths for crafts. People come from all around Texas to sell their wonderful crafts. The way we raise our money is selling breakfast tacos, lunch and dinners to the crafters and buyers. We make homemade enchiladas, chocolate cake, chicken salad sandwichs and soups. We also sell frozen dozen enchiladas and chocolate cakes.
It all began last weekend when we began rolling the enchiladas to freeze. Then starting on Thursday, we began making chocolate cakes and the "to serve" enchiladas. On Friday we began the official craft show. There were breakfast tacos to make, enchiladas to cook, and oh yeah, cakes to make. On Saturday, we began again. Breakfast tacos, enchiladas and MORE cakes to make. We had a great time .Since the parents and youth work together many hours in the kitchen, you get to know one another very well.
Paul is the expert "rice maker". He taught Karen how to make the rice for Saturday's lunch rush.
Debbie and Debbie were our fearless leaders in the kitchen.
Good friends, crafts, and chocolate cake - what a weekend. We even taught the boys how to be cake makers.
1 comment:
Mmmm, those cakes look yummy.
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