***update! we made more than $8,000! Thank you everyone! And high bid on ipies was $110! Thank you thank you! Pie people are very special people!***(this is a post from my pie site -- the ipie store)
In Indiana where I grew up , baking was often the language we used to communicate with each other.
Owe someone an apology? Bake them brownies. Someone you know not feeling so well -- a nice pudding would make them feel better. New job? Baby announcement? Almost any occasion called for hauling out the mixing bowls and butter.
And now, if only I could bake ipies for the people of Japan to feed their hunger and their souls I would do it.
I can't of course but perhaps indirectly I can make it happen.
Well, you can.
ipie is teaming up with a growing list of food bloggers to raise money for Japan via an online bake sale.
The auction is the brain child of Sabrina Modelle who writes the tomato tart blog.
The bake sale will be held, auction style, on her website on March 30th. We will be donating to Second Harvest Japan, a food bank in Japan.
Sabrina has a list of participating food bloggers on her site. Although the auction doesn't start until March 30 -- Sabrina will be previewing what will be available.
So, please check out her site and on March 30, please bid on ipies or some other yummy goodie.
Here is more information about ipie and what I will be offering for the auction:
ipie will offer six ipies with either a classic apple filling or a pear honey filling.
An ipie is an individual fruit filled double crust pie about the size of a cupcake. I sell my ipies at the Palo Alto Farmers' Market and by special order.
I can't ship out of my local area but I would be happy to deliver them to you if you live in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Please email me if you have any questions -- an email link follows the ipie photo.
Feel free to leave a comment or click here to email me!
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