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'I can't see a solution': Inter Milan CEO warns that coronavirus crisis could mean Serie A season FAILS to finish as five more top flight fixtures fall in Italy
- Thirty have died among more than 1,100 coronavirus cases in northern Italy
- Sporting events including Serie A matches have been banned across the region
- The clash between title rivals Inter Milan and Juventus was called off on Saturday
- Inter chief Giuseppe Marotta has spoken of his worries with Euro 2020 looming
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The Serie A season runs the risk of not finishing if more matches are postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak, Inter Milan chief executive Giuseppe Marotta said on Sunday.
Inter's match at Juventus, which was to have been played later on Sunday, was one of five which were postponed by Serie A on Saturday. The games, all in regions where sporting events have been banned by the government, had initially been due to be played behind closed doors.
Italy has registered more than 1,100 confirmed cases of coronavirus since the contagion came to light in wealthy northern regions on Feb. 20 and at least 30 people have died.
Many fans have worn masks when games have kicked off as the coronavirus has halted Serie A
Ludogorets players took precautions when they visited Inter in the Europa League on Thursday
Inter's match at home to Sampdoria was one of four which were postponed last Sunday and Marotta said a crowded fixture list meant they were running out of dates to reschedule the games.
'If more matches are called off then, yes, we run that risk,' Marotta told Gazzetta dello Sport when asked if the championship might not finish.
He added that, because some matches had been postponed and others had not, the 'balance of the championship has been altered.'
'It's a distorted tournament,' added Marotta. 'You just need to think of injuries and suspensions. And there is the psychological aspect when you look at the standings.'
Inter played the second leg of their European tie in the eerie atmosphere of an empty San Siro
Third-placed Inter's two postponements have caused them to drop eight points behind leaders Lazio who have played and won two games during the same period. Lazio's matches – away to Genoa last Sunday and at home to Bologna on Saturday – were in regions unaffected by coronavirus.
'I am worried about Inter's game against Sassuolo next Sunday,' admitted Marotta. 'How do we deal with that?
'We can't play behind closed doors because it would be absurd to use a measure one week that we didn't use the week before... I can't see a solution.'
Serie A president Paolo Dal Pino told the ANSA news agency: 'Marotta represents the needs of Inter, I protect the general interests of the entire Serie A which unfortunately suffers daily conflicts of interest linked to each team.
'I have to promote the Italian league and its image in the world; broadcasting matches in empty stadiums would have been a bad business card for the country.'
The Serie A season is scheduled to run until May 24, with Euro 2020 due to start on June 12.
Two Inter matches have been among a procession of postponements that have skewed Serie A
The 2020 Olympic Games has been postponed until 2021 on March 24 - becoming one of the last major sporting events this summer to fall victim to the coronavirus.
Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe held a crucial conference call with Olympics chief Thomas Bach on Tuesday to formally decide a plan and they have chosen to postpone for 12 months.
The decision also means the Tokyo Paralympic Games will be subject to a one-year delay.
Despite the delay, the name of the delayed Games will still be Tokyo 2020, the city's governor Yuriko Koike revealed.
A joint statement from the IOC and Tokyo 2020 organising committee read: 'In the present circumstances and based on the information provided by the WHO today, the IOC President and the Prime Minister of Japan have concluded that the Games of the XXXII Olympiad in Tokyo must be rescheduled to a date beyond 2020 but not later than summer 2021, to safeguard the health of the athletes, everybody involved in the Olympic Games and the international community.
'The leaders agreed that the Olympic Games in Tokyo could stand as a beacon of hope to the world during these troubled times and that the Olympic flame could become the light at the end of the tunnel in which the world finds itself at present.
'Therefore, it was agreed that the Olympic flame will stay in Japan. It was also agreed that the Games will keep the name Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020.'
There was plenty of scepticism whether the Olympics would pull through and continue as scheduled while events linked to the games were called off. The Olympic torch relay in Greece was cancelled on Friday March 13 - just a day after the flame was lit in Olympia.
Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games have been postponed by one year due to the coronavirus
Large crowds mobbed Hollywood actor Gerard Butler as he lit the cauldron in the Greek city of Sparta despite repeated warnings for spectators not to attend because of coronavirus.
That forced the decision by the Greek Olympic Committee to halt the torch relay on Greek soil on just the second day of its scheduled eight-day journey. It is the only the third time that a relay to Athens for the summer Games has not been completed.
The Olympic flame will still be handed over to the Tokyo 2020 organising committee at the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens on Thursday March 19, but without fans present.
Athletes were told to keep training but many struggled considering the government lock-down measures put in place.
On Friday March 13 US president Donald Trump's suggestion to postpone the Tokyo Olympics for a year because of the coronavirus was immediately shot down by Japan's Olympic minister.
'The IOC and the organising committee are not considering cancellation or a postponement - absolutely not at all,' Seiko Hashimoto, an Olympic bronze medalist, told a news conference in Tokyo.
On Tuesday March 17, Kozo Tashima, one of the Japanese Olympic Committee's vice presidents and president of the Japanese Football Association, tested positive for coronavirus.
The International Olympic Committee and Tokyo organisers have stayed on message since the viral outbreak in China three months ago spread across Asia and then the globe: The games will open as scheduled on July 24.
Tokyo 2020 organisers received the Olympic flame in a scaled-down handover ceremony in the Greek capital on March 19.
The World Athletics Indoor Championships, which was due to be held from March 13-15 in Nanjing, is postponed until March 2021.
The World Athletics Indoor Championships in Nanjing, China, has been postponed due to concerns over the danger of the coronavirus and its ability to spread
North Korea cancelled the Pyongyang Marathon scheduled for April after imposing a border lockdown due to the level of outbreak in South Korea, where the Seoul Marathon is cancelled in a bid to protect runners.
The Paris half-marathon is cancelled and the French government also decided to ban all public gatherings of more than 100 people, before ordering people to stay at home from March 15 for at least 15 days. The race involving some 44,000 competitors was scheduled for Sunday March 1. Organisers said the race will be postponed to a date yet to be determined.
The London Marathon, which had been scheduled to take place on April 26, has been postponed until October 4. Over 40,000 runners were due to take part.
The Barcelona marathon scheduled for March 15 has been postponed until October.
Olympic boxing qualifiers to be staged in Wuhan were cancelled by the International Olympic Committee, but went ahead in Amman from March 3-11.
The IBF title fight between Daniele Scardina and Andrew Francillette in Milan on February 28 was postponed by Matchroom due to restrictions in Italy following the outbreak.
The Japanese boxing commission cancelled all fight cards scheduled for March on government advice to suspend all pending sporting fixtures. They will not be rescheduled.
Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce's Battle of Britain has been pushed back from April to July
The British Boxing Board of Control announced on Tuesday March 17 that all boxing events under their jurisdiction for March will be postponed due to the coronavirus.
That decision has lead to the heavyweight clash between Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce being postponed. That fight, which had been penciled in for April 11, has been rescheduled for July 11 at the O2 Arena.
Anthony Yarde, who was due to fight Lyndon Arthur on the undercard of the all-British clash, announced on March 29 that his father had died as a result of contracting the coronavirus.
He revealed in an Instagram post that he had no underlying health issues and urged everyone to stay at home.
Matchroom Boxing has also postponed all events scheduled for March and April, including Josh Kelly's European title fight against Russia's David Avanesyan (scheduled for March 28).
The European Olympic boxing qualification tournament in London has been suspended. It was due to secure qualification for Tokyo 2020 for 77 male and female boxers, with 322 taking part.
Matchroom Boxing chief Eddie Hearn has said Anthony Joshua's heavyweight title defence against Kubrat Pulev, which is scheduled for June 20, could be rearranged for July. All Matchroom promoted fights in March and April have been postponed.
Canelo Alvarez vs Billy Joe Saunders, earmarked for May in Las Vegas, was postponed before even being announced, however the Mexican is reportedly still planning to make the bout happen in June.
England's tour of Sri Lanka was postponed on March 13, with the England and Wales Cricket Board citing 'completely unprecedented times'.
The decision was confirmed while Joe Root's side were in the field at Colombo's P Sara Oval, contesting a warm-up game for a two-Test series.
On March 18, the West Indies offered to host England's upcoming home Tests against them in the Caribbean instead of in the UK - should the coronavirus outbreak not have improved by then. England are due to face the Windies in a a three-Test series, which is due to start at the Oval on June 4 but could be delayed until September. If playing the series in England proves unworkable, CWI have offered to step in for this series, and also for England's three Tests against Pakistan, due to start on July 30. Although there are Covid-19 cases in the Caribbean, its impact there has been limited so far.
The start of the Indian Premier League season has also been delayed until April 15. The 2020 campaign had been set to start on March 29. The IPL franchises are also ready to quarantine their foreign players for a period of 14 days, if travel restrictions are lifted to allow them to arrive.
On March 13, India's ongoing one-day international series against South Africa was postponed, while Australia's one-day internationals against New Zealand will be played behind closed doors.
Scotland's one-day series against the United States and UAE have been postponed. The games were scheduled to be played in Florida in April.
England's cricketers would not play any rescheduled Test series against West Indies in the Caribbean until December at the earliest, it emerged on March 19.
Cycling's Giro d'Italia has been called off, with the race scheduled to start in Hungary in May.
The final two stages of the UAE Tour were cancelled after two members of staff on the race were suspected of having the disease.
Danish cyclist Michael Morkov was tested for coronavirus after being put in isolation
The Tour de France is under threat of cancellation, with the scheduled start in Nice taking place in just over three months, on June 27. With British and French governments anticipating that the pandemic will last until the summer, race organizers are studying alternative scheduling.
The Paris-Roubaix cycling race, another major event on the French sports calendar, was postponed due to the pandemic, while the April 5 Tour of Flanders, only previously cancelled during World War I, was also postponed in a further sign that Le Tour is under grave threat.
This summer's Euro 2020 tournament has been moved to next summer (2021) following a UEFA conference held on March 17. The postponement provides a chance for European club competitions to be completed.
All football in England is suspended until at least April 30 - but the 2019-20 season should eventually be completed after the FA bend their own rules to extend the campaign INDEFINITELY after holding crisis talks on March 19.
The decisions to suspend follows players and staff becoming affected by the virus, or individuals self-isolating as a precaution after reporting symptoms consistent with Covid-19.
The Premier League has moved to cancel games following the global outbreak of coronavius
The Premier League clash between Manchester City and Arsenal, scheduled for March 11, had already been postponed as a 'precautionary measure' after Olympiacos and Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis tested positive for coronavirus weeks after watching his Greek team play at the Emirates Stadium.
On March 13, UEFA announced all Champions League and Europa League fixtures scheduled are postponed, as well as the quarter-final draws for both competitions. UEFA hope to conclude the competitions in the summer but no dates are yet set.
Birmingham City become the first Championship side to see players take temporary 50 per cent wage cuts to ease financial pressure. Leeds United soon followed in a bid to keep paying all of their non-football staff.
All Chinese domestic fixtures at all levels were postponed and the season pushed back, the first football to be affected by the outbreak in the country of its origin. However, reports suggest that the league could resume on April 18 as China gets to grip with the virus.
Asian Champions League matches involving Guangzhou Evergrande, Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai SIPG are postponed until April.
The start of the Korean K-League season is postponed. The four teams in the AFC Champions League are playing their matches behind closed doors.
Japan's J-League postponed all domestic games until the middle of March, but further delays are inevitable.
Ludogorets players were taking no chances after the coronavirus outbreak in Italy
Italy, the country worst hit by the virus outside China, suffered a spate of cancellations before the government put the population on lockdown. All sport, including Serie A games, were suspended until at least April 3 to contain the virus.
In France, it was announced on Friday 13 March that there will be no top-flight football in France for the immediate future after their governing body postponed all matches.
In Spain, April 18's Copa del Rey final between between Athletic Bilbao and Real Sociedad has been postponed. LaLiga is also postponed until the end of March at least.
Germany's Bundesliga, the other major European league, is also suspended until April 3 at least.
The Dutch Eredivisie and Portugal's Primeira Liga are also suspended.
The Football Association of Ireland announced that all football under its jurisdiction will cease until March 29.
Major League Soccer has been suspended for 30 days until mid-April with David Beckham's first Inter Miami home game delayed.
The South American Football Confederation postponed this year's Copa America, due to take place from 12 June to 12 July, until 2021.
FIFA said that the newly-expanded Club World Cup, originally scheduled to take place in China in June 2021, will be postponed and a new date announced when 'there is more clarity on the situation'.
On March 13, the FA announced that all of England's games scheduled for the month would be postponed, including those of development teams. It means that England's friendlies with Italy and Denmark have been called off.
Euro 2020 play-off matches due to be held on March 26, including Scotland v Israel have been put off until June.
Olympiakos' owner Evangelos Marinakis has tested positive for the coronavirus
Manchester United clash at Austrian side Lask was behind closed doors, with United handing out £350 to each fan to help with travel and accommodation after they sold 900 tickets for the Europa League game.
Newcastle United banned their players from shaking hands with each other amid coronavirus fears.
Cristiano Ronaldo went into isolation in Madeira after it emerged that his Juventus team-mate, Daniele Rugani, has coronavirus. Squad members Blaise Matuidi and Paolo Dybala also tested positive.
Elsewhere in Italy, Fiorentina striker Patrick Cutrone, who is on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers, tested positive for coronavirus.
In Spain, 35% of Valencia's squad staff tested positive for coronavirus, with all cases being asymptomatic.
Real Madrid's first-team squad were in quarantine after a member of the basketball team tested positive for Covid-19. The two teams share the same training facility.
Liverpool have announced a charity match between a Reds Legends side and Barcelona Legends, due to be played at Anfield on March 28, has been postponed.
FIFA says it will postpone South American World Cup qualifying matches due to take place in March.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta tested positive for coronavirus on March 12 with the entire first-team squad being put into isolation. The Gunners' game against Brighton, scheduled for Saturday March 14, has been postponed.
In the early hours of Friday, March 13, Chelsea announced that winger Callum Hudson-Odoi had been diagnosed with the illness.
The club's first team went into self-isolation, while two buildings at their training ground in Cobham were closed.
Premier League clubs, including Manchester United and Manchester City, have sent players home to train alone following the British government's increasing crackdown on mass gatherings and unnecessary social contact.
West Ham chief Karren Brady called for the season to be null and void while Aston Villa believe no team should be relegated. In this situation Liverpool, the runaway league leaders, could face the horror of being denied the title despite being on the brink of securing their first league trophy in nearly 30 years.
Reports suggest football bodies across England and the rest of Europe are bracing themselves for a reported total shutdown of every league until September.
Top-level English and Scottish football was initially suspended until April 3 at the earliest. The Football Association, the Premier League, the English Football League, FA Women's Super League and FA Women's Championship all agreed to call a halt to competitive action with immediate effect.
All levels of English football below the National League North and South have been called off and voided with no promotion and relegation due to the calendar being decimated by the coronavirus outbreak.
The season-opening Australian Grand Prix was called off after a McLaren team member came down with Covid-19, leading to the British team pulling out prior to a decision being made on whether the race would still go ahead.
The announcement came hours after Lewis Hamilton said it was 'shocking' that the race was going ahead.
The Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on April 19 was the first race to be postponed, with no decision over whether it will be reinserted into the 2020 calendar for later in the season.
The Bahrain Grand Prix, scheduled for March 20-22, is also called off, as is the inaugural Vietnam Grand Prix, which was scheduled to take place in Hanoi on April 5.
It was hoped that the Dutch Grand Prix on May 3 would be the first race of the new season but that has also been postponed due to Covid-19.
The iconic Monaco Grand Prix on May 24 was cancelled for the first time in 66 years before Formula One announced their race in Azerbaijan had been postponed.
The Chinese GP was first to be cancelled and other races could yet follow that lead
On March 13, the Masters was postponed. In a statement released online, Fred Ridley, Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club, emphasised that the decision makers hope to hold the championship 'at some later date'. The first men's major of the year was due to begin on April 9.
The US PGA Championship, the second major of the year, has now joined the Masters in being postponed. It had been due to take place at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco from May 11-17, but has been rescheduled for later this summer.
After deciding to play with no spectators from the second round of the Players Championship onwards, the PGA Tour cancelled the event entirely after the first round on March 12.
They also scrapped the following three events leading up to the Masters, but after that was cancelled four further events in April and May – the RBC Heritage, the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, the Wells Fargo Championship and the AT&T Byron Nelson - also bit the dust. It is hoped that the season can be resumed in late May.
The European Tour have cancelled all tournaments until the popular Made in Denmark event on May 21. Many of them were due to be held in China or east Asia in countries badly hit by the outbreak.
The women's game has also been hit by postponements and cancellations, with the year's first major, the ANA Inspiration, the highest profile casualty.
The Masters has been postponed for the first time since the Second World War
Lorenzo Gagli and Edoardo Molinari were withdrawn from the Oman Open on medical grounds after Gagli showed symptoms of the virus. He shared a hotel room with Molinari and he was told to self-isolate. They were later reinstated to the tournament after testing negative for the virus.
The Grand National was called off following new British government restrictions to fight the spread of coronavirus made it impossible to stage the Aintree showpiece on April 4. The Cheltenham Festival went ahead amid some criticism before the social distancing measures were tightened.
The Japan Racing Association revealed that 'government-sanctioned races' will go ahead behind closed doors.
Racing in Ireland attempted to take place behind closed doors starting on March 29 - but that decision was changed after government cancelled all sporting events.
The Dubai World Cup meeting will go ahead on March 28 'without paid hospitality spectators'.
Racing Post forced to temporarily suspend publication of the flagship daily racing newspaper for the first time since their inception in 1986 due to all action in UK and Ireland being suspended.
The Cheltenham Festival went ahead despite travel disruption caused by the virus
This year's Six Nations will have to wait for its conclusion with all remaining games postponed.
England's game with Italy and Ireland's trip to France had already been called off with Wales and Scotland leaving it until the day before before calling off their game.
Saturday, 31 October is a possible date for the final weekend of matches.
The Women's Six Nations has also been hit by postponements.
Ireland's Six Nations encounter with Italy on March 7 has been postponed
The RFU has suspended all levels of rugby in England until April 14, with the announcement coming shortly after the Premiership was halted for five weeks.
The quarter-finals of the European Champions Cup and Challenge Cup have also been postponed. Those games were scheduled for April 3, 4 and 5.
The RFL and rugby league's Super League have now followed suit and postponed all fixtures for at least three weeks. Eight Leeds Rhinos players had been confirmed to be self-isolating.
Wimbledon has been cancelled for the first time since World War II as All England Club chiefs called the tournament off at an emergency meeting.
It was considered impossible for the tournament to be moved back to later in the year, or to be played without fans, and so chiefs have pulled the plug entirely.
This is the first time that Wimbledon will not be staged since 1945. Only one Grand Slam has missed a year since the war, the 1986 Australian Open, and that was for the technical reason of the date shifting forward from December into January.
The French Open, one of the four Grand Slam tournaments, is postponed until September amid a wide lockdown in France.
The clay-court major was scheduled for May 24 to June 7, but that has shifted to September 20 to October 4, after the US Open, which was due to be the final major of the year.
Players have been quick to criticise the move, which has created a conflict with the Laver Cup men's team event spearheaded by Roger Federer, and a women's tournament in China.
All events on the ATP Tour have been suspended for six weeks.
The BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells in California, set to start on March 9, was postponed at the eleventh hour. It came after a confirmed case of the coronavirus in the nearby Coachella Valley.
The final of an ATP Challenger event in Bergamo, Italy, between Enzo Couacaud and Illya Marchenko of Ukraine was cancelled. Both players received ranking points and prize money for getting to the final. They were denied the opportunity to play behind closed doors.
China forfeited a Davis Cup tie because the men's team were unable to travel to Romania for the March 6-7 play-off.
WTA events have also been cancelled. The WTA announced they are assessing their schedule with a number of events set for China in the second half of the season.
The International Tennis Federation has announced that the Fed Cup finals have been postponed. The event was due to be held in Budapest in April and the competition's play-offs, which were set to take place in eight different locations, have also been placed on hold.
The WTA also announced no tournaments will be staged for at least five weeks.
Wimbledon has been cancelled for the first time since World War II
The NBA has been suspended indefinitely after two Utah Jazz players contracted the virus. On March 17 Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant confirmed he had tested positive for the virus alongside three unnamed team-mates.
In an aid to decrease risks of exposure to the virus, the NBA had told players to avoid taking items such as pens, markers, balls and jerseys from autograph seekers.
The NHL has announced it has paused the 2019-20 season with no date confirmed for when it will resume.
The UFC has cancelled its next three events, although president Dana White is still pushing ahead for the highly-anticipated lightweight title fight between Khabib Nurmagomedov and Tony Ferguson.
MotoGP have cancelled their first two races of the season in Qatar and Thailand.
South Korea's baseball league cancelled all 50 pre-season game which were slated to take place from March 14-24. It is the first time since the leagues inception in 1982 that an entire set of exhibition matches are off.
The first-stage draw for the Table Tennis World Championships, scheduled for South Korea from March 22-29, is postponed.
A beach volleyball tournament, due to be held in Yangzhou from April 22-26, is postponed until after the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
World Short track speed skating championship in Seoul is cancelled.
The World Triathlon Series event in Abu Dhabi was postponed as a precautionary measure.
The Women's World Ice Hockey Championships in Canada have been cancelled.
All 72 pre-season baseball games in Japan are to take place behind closed doors
In badminton, the German Open (March 3-8), Vietnam Open (March 24-29) and Polish Open (March 26-29), all Olympic qualifying events, are cancelled due to 'strict health protection'.
The Japanese professional baseball league made the decision to play their 72 pre-season games behind closed doors until March 15. Baseball is among the most popular sports in Japan.
Doubts remain as the Asian weightlifting championships, scheduled for March, are relocated from Kazakhstan to neighbouring Uzbekistan. They could still be postponed.
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Orthodontic treatments are most commonly associated with pre-teens and teenagers. However, the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recommends children receive their first orthodontic check-up around the age of seven. In cases where obvious irregularities are noted, treatment may be sought at an earlier age.
Most orthodontists agree that there is an optimal time for treating malocclusions (bad bites) and irregularities in the face and jaw. While an early orthodontic check-up does not mean that treatment will begin immediately, or even that it will become necessary, some irregularities are more easily corrected before jaw growth is complete, making it imperative to have problems detected early.
Irregularities in Pediatric Dental Development
Orthodontic problems can sometimes be invisible to the untrained eye. An orthodontist is highly skilled at detecting the smallest clues of irregularities and misalignment. Irregularities are most often a result of genetic factors, but can be exacerbated by poor nutrition, poor oral hygiene and thumb sucking.
There is no substitute for an orthodontic examination, but here are some common signs that irregularity may become a possibility:
Finger or thumb sucking
Chewing or biting problems
Teeth that do not meet or that meet irregularly
Disproportionate jaws
Clicking or shifting jaws
Later or earlier loss of baby teeth than normal
Types of Early Orthodontic Intervention
The goal of early intervention and treatment is to ensure that more serious problems do not develop in the future. If an irregularity is allowed to progress, there is a chance that later treatment will be more complicated. Your oral health professional can improve the appearance of your child's teeth and jaw, guide jaw growth, and provide advice and support on correcting poor oral habits.
Early intervention tends to fall into three main categories: preventive, interceptive and comprehensive. Here is a brief overview of each type of treatment to better exemplify how complicated problems can be avoided:
Preventive Treatments
The goal of preventive treatment is to avoid the development of malocclusion in a normally developing mouth. Your dental professional may remove a baby tooth to create space for the corresponding adult tooth to erupt. Conversely, if a baby tooth has been lost too early, a space retainer appliance will hold that space for the corresponding adult tooth.
Interceptive Treatments
Interceptive treatments aim to reduce the complexity of a developing problem and eliminate the cause where possible. The ideal candidate for interceptive treatment usually has a mixture of adult and baby teeth. Your dental provider is able to alter the size of the teeth, remove longstanding baby teeth and create space for erupting adult teeth.
Comprehensive Treatments
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Friday, June 8, 2012
McCall's 6503 and a Cat Bed for Henry!
My mom gave me this pattern a couple years ago. It's Simplicity 9065, now out of print. (But available here and elsewhere on the web!)
And this?
Okay, the dress!
McCall's 6503, View A, and made with another fabulous Ascher print I got at Paron's. (They have more! Call them and tell 'em Gertie sent you. They're quite familiar with me by now! 212-768-3266)
I loved the pattern itself. Simple, slightly 40s inspired, and super cute in the ruffle version. It's one of those easy breezy summer dresses that you find yourself reaching for all the time.
I wore it out to dinner last night.
I added my own little design feature: a tiny pocket!
This dress has no linings, just a neckline facing and bindings around the armholes. I went old-school and pinked my seam allowances.
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Love the dress (and the cat bed!). I bought some of this fabric in a different colorway from Fabric Mart (I think it's something like $8/yd there now). I had a terrible customer service experience at Paron's yesterday, unfortunately I don't think I'll be going back. It's too bad, because they really do have beautiful fabric.ReplyDelete
Lovely dress (love those Ascher prints) and what a cute cat bed! Glad to hear there are restaurants in the new nabe!ReplyDelete
Love the Ascher prints. I think you start selling them in your Etsy store.ReplyDelete
That is fantastic! I love the pocket.ReplyDelete
Beautiful dress! I wish I had an occasion to wear a dress! Just love your things, also love your Craftsy classes.ReplyDelete
Your kitty looks very content in his bed.ReplyDelete
Ah! cute! I just got that mccalls pattern yesterday! so coolReplyDelete
Hi, really cute dress. I really like the pattern too, I used it to make a dress for a Tea Dance.ReplyDelete
Gertie, I love your blog! I have a question (and you may have answered this many times before)... how many hours a day do you sew?? You get so much accomplished. I am imagining you consider this your "job." I was just wondering... I love this dress and your cat bed. I have the same pattern but never made it. Our yellow lab, darling Tessapoo left us after 12 wonderful years. I don't have a reason to make it now :-(ReplyDelete
There's just one thing missing from the cat bed. One little thing. Not major for you, perhaps, but MAJOR for the feline. Add a heating pad and you will have a CAT FRIEND for life. That's all.ReplyDelete
I love the dress .. I have that pattern.. now that I ve seen it made up, I need to buy some fabric and sew it up..thanks again for showing us your dressesReplyDelete
Henry is so cuuuute in his new bed!ReplyDelete
The fabric of the dress is so nice, I wish I could go there and get some.
a perfect perch for Henry to dispense his advice from :)ReplyDelete
I seriously need to make a larger version of the cat bed for my newly adopted beagle, who at 18 pounds probably doesn't weight all that much more than most cats, lol.ReplyDelete
Melodye, condolences on the loss of your poochie. ((hugs)) We lost our 13-year-old beagle to lymphoma in December. We knew we'd want another beagle, after an appropriate mourning period. Brownie can't be replaced, but rescuing another homeless dog seemed like a good way to honor her memory. And sweet little Willow has helped heal the heartache.
Love the dress, but the cat bed absolutely takes the cake. :)ReplyDelete
That is a beautiful dress, I love the fabric!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 8, 2012 at 3:09 PM
Such a sweet dress! I love it!ReplyDelete
Aah, I have that dress pattern. It's confidence-inspiring seeing more people sew it, there were very few blogs of it when I first bought it (even despite being featured on The Sew Weekly) I'm looking forward to getting the chance to make it up now!ReplyDelete
I made this dress a few weeks ago too! Love the style and the 40's kind of fit. But I think the cat bed is 'da bomb."ReplyDelete
I never would have considered that pattern based on the envelope (and I'm usually pretty good at looking past the photos to the line drawings). Your dress is beautiful; it looks great on you and I love that fabric!ReplyDelete
I love the idea of a cat bed but to be honest... I kind of like it when my cat lounges across my sewing machine :) I pretend that it annoys me but that's a lieeee! If I made her a bed, she'd leave my machine alone & then I'd feel so lonely haha.
- AnonymousJune 8, 2012 at 4:27 PM
I love the dress. The print and colors goes very well with your tattoos! Thanks for the tip on the pockets. I remember reading it somewhere but had forgotten until now.ReplyDelete
I am in the middle of making this very view! It's a lovely summer dress. I am using the facings, but also lining the bodice with cotton batiste just because my cotton is rather light, and lining the skirt with rayon Bemberg from my stash. Your print is beautiful - and your cat looks very happy!ReplyDelete
I love how genuinely cozy animals look in pet-bed ads. I mean, duh--that's the point, but it really cracks me up.ReplyDelete
And it never takes pets long to find the most comfortable spot in the room, does it? We had a problem with our white, long-haired, dog sleeping in my mother's brand-new, dark-green, plush chairs . . . until we got her her own sheepskin dog bed. It was just like the chairs only she didn't have to climb into it. We never had to shoo her off the furniture again.
- AnonymousJune 8, 2012 at 4:35 PM
Darling dress Gertie! And the kitty bed looks like a bean bag for cats--it's awesome! Love the stripes, and Henry looks rather fond of it too ;)ReplyDelete
What a fantastic dress! I love the little ruffles around the collar. I've been wanting to make a bed or beds for my dog and two cats, but I'm afraid they'll be uninterested after I spend hours on them. Plus three pet beds would take up half my sewing space!ReplyDelete
Love it! Great fabric too! I have that pattern - I may just have to dig it out and take a second look at it this weekend.ReplyDelete
I love the fabric and your kitty cat looks so happy with his new bed.ReplyDelete
I love the way it turned out! The pattern of the fabric is lovely. I actually considered buying that dress pattern at the fabric store today, too!ReplyDelete
I just started my sewing blog, check it out if your interested!
Love your style! Can't wait til your book comes out.ReplyDelete
The dress is lovely! I love that fabric. And His Handsome-ness, Henry, looks wonderful in that gorgeous bed. Love me a ticking stripe!ReplyDelete
I made this dress is a fun novelty print and really love it. http://the-honeybees-knees.blogspot.com/2012/04/ice-cream-dress-mccalls-6503.htmlReplyDelete
But you've got me wanting to make another in a floral-cute! That pocket is very clever!
- AnonymousJune 8, 2012 at 11:10 PM
What did you use for the stuffing in the cat bed?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 8, 2012 at 11:25 PM
Ack, Ascher fabrics!? WHERE!?! (alas, as a Midwesterner, I've never been to Paron's...) It looks lovely! And so does the dress!ReplyDelete
I love the cat bed, too--love ticking stripe; it makes everything look classy.
- LizzieJune 9, 2012 at 1:40 AM
He looks so cute in his little bed ! Ive never made a bed for the cats for fear they'd never use it.ReplyDelete
That's a real seal of approval that Henry uses his cat bed, what a cutie he is! (Also, lovely dress :) )ReplyDelete
Such a lovely dress! If I tried to make that bed for my dog I'd have to scale it up an impossible amount... fat old golden retriever!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous dress! Love the style and the fabric!ReplyDelete
The dress is beautiful and Henry looks so cozy!!ReplyDelete
The kitty looks so handsome in his new cat bed...leave it to a cat to decide when HE wants to get in it!ReplyDelete
The dress is lovely..I like the pinked edges, I gotta get myself a pair of pinking shears!
I love this dress! And the print! Thanks for posting, it's quite inspiring!ReplyDelete
Love the cat bed, I made one for my dog and she did the same thing, I was so relieved when she decided it was ok and started to use it. The dress is lovely, I bet you were the best dressed at the restaurant.ReplyDelete
I also wanted to mention that my Hobby Lobby has Simplicity patters for 99 cents next week. I had not been in years, but I recently discovered a new Hobby Lobby built last year. It may be the new location but it seems like they've improved their sewing and fabric section. And you can't beat 99 cents.
Lovely cheerful colour and so glad the cat likes his bed so endearing !ReplyDelete
SO cute!ReplyDelete
You know, it would be interesting to hear your views on photography, regarding cameras. I loved your articles on Bernina, your dream driermachine, or your iron.. what about the pictures? they are gorgeous! and as the little blogger that I am, well... some learning in that area would be super!
I'm so excited about that cat bed, but Quincy likes to "sleep around" (the floozy). She just likes to switch up her sleeping spots all the time, so even if she tried it out for a couple of nights, she'd be somewhere else within the week and I'd be sad. Henry looks so cuper cute on that one though, so maybe I'll give it a go anyway?ReplyDelete
Love the cat bed!!! Love the dress even more!!! Especially the print!ReplyDelete
Such a gorgeous dress and beautiful fabric! Aww the cat bed is so so cute! It looks like he loves it too! XxxX http://thesecondhandrose.blogspot.co.ukReplyDelete
'enry 'iggins looks 'appyReplyDelete
I have a cat named Henry also, an orange tabby. He has a brother named Gunnar and together we refer to them as the Orange Menaces or the Orange Brothers. I'm inspired to make kitty beds, thanks.ReplyDelete
Cute dress--I've forwarded your blog to my sister, who adores retro and vintage and is the most amazing seamstress.ReplyDelete
The cat bed is fantastic and epitomizes some of what I adore about sewing--making a custom gift to share your love!
p.s., found your blog via SewingPatterns.com on FB!
Oh, that's a great cat bed! We MacGyvered one for our cat out of a semicircle wood basket (placed on the flat side), which we then lined top and bottom with cheap fleece blankets, cable-tied to the top. More blankets draped over the top and covering some of the front make it a super-cosy bed in the winter (our house is not warm) - but it took him months to deign to use it!ReplyDelete
Hi, love this and every other dress you've made and posted. Your blog has inspired me to sew. I found your blog 2 1/2 weeks ago, since then I've made 2 skirts, 1 pair of pants, attempted a top and made a dress. I have a sewing buddy who is helping me out. I've never sown before, but I want to try. Thanks for being out there. I hope you are well and are forever happy. MissElaineousReplyDelete
He's handsome and your dress is adorable.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 15, 2012 at 11:29 AM
I can't decide which one of you two is cuter!ReplyDelete
- JennelleJune 17, 2012 at 12:10 PM
HI Gertie-ReplyDelete
I just discovered your blog on a search for couture techniques while making my wedding dress. I went back and read every entry and wanted to thank you for your enthusiasm and fun writing. It has really inspired me to take my sewing a little (a lot) farther than I have before. I am looking forward to keeping up with the blog on a regular basis (now that I am caught up).
That cat bed is great, and I love your cat's full name! Super cute! Your dress is great too. You go with the pinking shears!!ReplyDelete
(I just showed it to my mom, she thinks the bed is great too and loves the dress too!)ReplyDelete
What a cute cat! And he has such a fluffy looking bed!ReplyDelete
I love that dress! The print reminds me one of the muumuus my grandmother brought back from Hawaii when she went there in the late 70s. The yellow one was for my aunt! Mine was pink, purple, and green!
What a well-trained cat, mine would never sit on something I've made specifically for her. A dress that I'm just about to wear, on the other hand, is the perfect cat bed for her...ReplyDelete
Oh, and love your dress too, of course, just got distracted by Henry...
Wow! Great blog! Love your style, your tattoos, you just look gorgeous! You just keep going, girl, what you do is fantastic!ReplyDelete
greetings from Vienna - I tell you, it´s so freaking HOT here!
yours, Kathi


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Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Chocolate and Caramel Tart
I have already professed my affection for tarts so when Veronica and Patricia unveiled this month's Daring Baker challenge featuring the heavenly combination of chocolate and caramel, it was love at first sight. Their luscious selection from Eric Kayser's Sweet and Savory Tarts is made with a chocolate shortbread crust, caramel filling, and a layer of chocolate mousse. Bettina (Steven's little sis) and I had planned to make it together, but things kept coming up and pretty soon she was getting ready to leave for college again. It was the last week of August and Steven said, "Hey... don't you have to do your Daring Baker thing soon?" I've been feeling a little under the weather lately but managed to set aside some time to make the tart just yesterday. If you've been checking out all the beautiful tarts made by my fellow DBs (you can find them here, you'll notice that there are a few things wrong with my tart but hopefully I will answer all your questions.
You can find the complete recipe on Veronica's or Patricia's blogs.
Part 1: The Crust
The original recipe made enough for three 9 1/2 in square tarts or 10 in round tarts. I decided to make some little tartlets so I made 1/4 of the original recipe (it was easier to scale down by 4 than by 3). One thing that struck me as rather odd was the addition of cinnamon in the crust, and quite a bit of it too. I had never heard of combining cinnamon, chocolate, caramel, and hazelnut. Luckily Veronica said we could omit the cinnamon, which I chose to do because I'm not the biggest fan of it and many DBs felt the flavor was just way too overpowering in this case. Here are the ingredients I used for the crust:
Chocolate Shortbread Pastry
4 Tbsp butter
1/4 C + 1 1/2 tsp powdered sugar
2 Tbsp ground hazelnuts (I toasted some at 350F, rubbed the skins off, and ground them in the food processor)
1/2 beaten egg (I beat an egg and measured out half)
1 C + 2 Tbsp cake flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp cocoa powder
Optional: 1/2 tsp cinnamon (I omitted this)
In a food processor or stand mixer cream the butter.
Add the powdered sugar, ground hazelnuts, and cinnamon if using, and mix.
Beat 1 egg and measure out half of it, add it the food processor or stand mixer and mix it into the butter.
Sift in the flour, baking powder, and cocoa powder, and mix well.
Form the dough into a ball and chill overnight.
Preheat the oven to 325F. Roll out the dough and line the pan. Bake for 15 minutes.
Another thing you'll notice is that although it's suppose to be a chocolate shortbread crust, the amount of cocoa powder the recipe calls for is very tiny (original recipe called for 1 1/2 tablespoons and for the proposes of my scaling, I rounded down to 4 teaspoons). I scrounged around the pantry for the cocoa powder I rarely use and it looked absolutely ancient, must have been a few years ago. I didn't trust the quality of the cocoa powder to use it so as a result, my crust is pale blond and not the pretty shade of chocolatey brown like it should be.
After the chill overnight, I went to roll out my dough. While it was very easy to roll out, when it came time to lift the dough into my tartlet plans, it cracked and broke into pieces. Not pretty. I was able to use a bench scraper to lift the dough into the tartlet pans and push together the pieces of the crust. I can only imagine the nightmare this dough caused when attempting to lift the whole thing into a larger tart pan.
Part 2: The Filling
Caramel Filling
1 C sugar
1 C heavy whipping cream
4 Tbsp butter
2 eggs
1 egg yolk
2 1/2 Tbsp flour
Although I only made a quarter of the dough recipe, since I was going through all the trouble, I made the full caramel filling recipe. Plus, extra caramel is an added bonus. The caramel making was a bit of a fiasco but in the end it turned out okay - it wasn't a complete failure. I started by taking my butter and cream out of the fridge so they could warm up to room temp. I poured the sugar into a saucepan and placed it over medium heat. There are two ways to make caramel, the dry method, which is just sugar in a pan (method called for in the recipe), and the wet method, which is sugar with some water and corn syrup. The dry method is more difficult because the sugar can burn easier, whereas the water and corn syrup in the wet method helps to stabilize the sugar. I didn't have any corn syrup on hand, so I decided to try my luck with the dry method. I really had no idea what I was doing. I started to panic, "Oh no what if the sugar on the bottom is burning, I better stir it!" and as soon as I stirred it, the sugar clumped up and stuck to my spoon, to the sides and bottom of my pot; it was a mess.
I kept the pot over low heat and slowly it began to change colors. However, I thought the sugar was getting too dark, and I panicked again. "Oh no, I think the sugar is getting too brown, should I add the cream? But not all of the crystals have melted yet." So to prevent the sugar from get any darker, I added the cream and the whole thing immediately seized. At this point what I had was very light brown colored cream with crystallized sugar stuck to the sides of the pot and caramelized sugar stuck on my spoon and floating in the cream soup like pieces of amber glass.
Again I kept the mixture over low heat and the sugar was slowly starting to melt into the cream. Maybe the light was playing tricks on me but I thought now the cream was getting too brown. Cue panic attack 3. "Oh no maybe I should add the butter, maybe I should just strain what I have into the flour and egg mixture." So I added the butter, turned the heat up to medium low so the caramel was barely bubbling. At this point, it had already been 45 minutes into the caramel making process and my patience was wearing thin but now things started to take a turn for the better! The caramel started to thicken up really nicely, the sugars on the bottom and sides of the pot started melting, and after what seemed like an eternity, I had relatively chunk-free, thick, gooey caramel. The strange thing is, it didn't look very dark anymore, rather, it looked a bit too light. As I let it cool, I slowly sifted and whisked the flour into the eggs. When the caramel was cool enough, I tasted a spoonful and my god this stuff was delicious (well with a whole cup of sugar and cream and half a stick of butter what wouldn't taste good?). I whisked the egg mix into the caramel and then poured the mix into the baked tart crusts half full (ended up using only half the caramel mixture) and baked them at 325F. The filling firmed up quite nicely in the oven after about 10 minutes.
Part 3: The Mousse
Chocolate Mousse
1/2 C heavy cream
3 1/2 oz. milk chocolate
Uh oh... I don't have milk chocolate! Because I wasn't feeling well that day, I didn't want to go down to the store just for some chocolate. I know we weren't suppose to use dark chocolate (I'm sorry Veronica) but I used the bittersweet chocolate in my pantry and that explains why my mousse is such a dark brown. I melted the chocolate and while it was melting I whipped the cream to stiff peaks. I was afraid my chocolate was too hot and would deflate the cream so I waited for it to cool. I waited... and waited... and waited... and by the time I finally added the chocolate to the cream, I had waited too long. As I began to fold it into the cream, the chocolate solidified into chunks and streaks in the cream and the mousse became very grainy and weird. I spread it on top of the caramel filled tarts and after an hour or so in the fridge, the mousse solidified into a thick, grainy, chunky mess. It definitely didn't look like the light brown, airy mousse in the picture from the cookbook. I had originally planned to pipe some decorative stars on the tart, but the mousse was so stiff and gross, it wasn't pipeable at all; luckily it still tasted good. Ironically, I completely screwed up the easiest part of the tart.
As for the sugar decorations on top, I melted some more sugar and this time I resisted the urge to stir it (just the occasional gentle swirl) and it melted into an even amber color without any crystallizations.
The Verdict:
In the end, I don't think I did proper justice to the tart because I totally failed at making the mousse. The crust was a little difficult to work with but it was tasty and I liked the subtle hazelnut flavors. I should have bought some new cocoa powder for it. I panicked multiple times about burning the sugar, but I don't think I caramelized my sugar enough because the filling didn't have enough caramel flavor. When I sliced into the tart, it looked a little light compared to the darker, richer hues of other DB's caramels. Lastly, I really shouldn't have used dark chocolate for the mousse because the intense chocolate flavor completely overpowered the very light caramel flavor of my filling. Perhaps if my caramel had a stronger and more developed flavor then it could properly stand up to a dark chocolate mousse. In the end the tart was still really delicious. I was able to make 4 6 in tartlets and we gobbled them up so quickly there's only 1 left! I will most definitely make the caramel filling again and try my hand at the mousse again too.
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- August 29, 2007 at 6:57 PM
- Alpineberry Mary said...
I think you did the recipe justice. Your tarts look really good.
- August 29, 2007 at 7:00 PM
- Peabody said...
Looks good. Too bad about not having the cocoa powder. I always have it as I seem to go through it like crazy.
- August 29, 2007 at 7:12 PM
- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
Each of the Daring Bakers seems to put her own spin on the recipe, and you have too. Your tarts look lovely!
- August 29, 2007 at 7:25 PM
- Belinda said...
Your tarts look absolutely perfect to me...just beautiful! I love seeing all of the different renditions of the DB challenge, and I think you did an amazing job with it, and your photo is fabulous. :-)
- August 29, 2007 at 8:20 PM
- Anne said...
I think nobody in the group didn't encounter any problem with the recipe but since we are Daring Baker's we strive to create and to learn. Your tart looks great to me especially the caramel sugar works you did :)
- August 29, 2007 at 8:25 PM
- Helene said...
For some reason I can't see the pics but I'll check back tomorrow. I am glad to read your take on the tart with dark chocolate, even if you did not intend too originally.
- August 29, 2007 at 9:19 PM
- Sara said...
I love the contrast with the dark chocolate and the light crust. It looks very nice.
- August 29, 2007 at 9:53 PM
- Karen Baking Soda said...
The shells look so nice! Nothing wrong with your layers. Sorry to hear about the mousse, interesting to hear how dark chocolate held up against the caramel.
- August 29, 2007 at 10:50 PM
- Meeta K. Wolff said...
A great job Amy. I enjoyed your post and think you really tackled all the issues well!
- August 29, 2007 at 11:06 PM
- Wandering Chopsticks said...
Ah, no wonder I'm not a daring baker. Too complicated for me!
It does look lovely though. And even though it wasn't a mousse, just means you created a new recipe? :)
- August 29, 2007 at 11:24 PM
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- August 30, 2007 at 2:09 AM
- Dharm said...
Nice! Well done. Love the way the tart cut and the layers show up so well. Great job!
- August 30, 2007 at 3:27 AM
- Amanda at Little Foodies said...
Great job! Your spun sugar looks very cool too.
- August 30, 2007 at 5:27 AM
- Patricia Scarpin said...
It looks delicious, Amy - I'm such a sucker for mini food! :)
- August 30, 2007 at 7:12 AM
- Ilva said...
You may not be satisfied with them but they LOOK divine! I'm sure they were divine despite what you say...
- August 30, 2007 at 8:03 AM
- Warda said...
Perfect edges. Perfect shape. Gorgeous little tarts.
- August 30, 2007 at 9:15 AM
- Deb Schiff said...
I've seen a bunch of the tarts on their blogger's blogs, but yours take the (ehem) cake! Gorgeous.
- August 30, 2007 at 9:52 AM
- marias23 said...
Your golden caramel thread decorations are awesome! How did you make them?
- August 30, 2007 at 10:11 AM
- Katie said...
I think your tart looks great. I too suffered a milkly set caramel splodge when making the caramel but it disolved out again. Love the way you made smaller ones.
- August 30, 2007 at 10:16 AM
- Deborah said...
I messed up the mousse as well. It seems like there were quite a few people that had a hard time with it, so don't feel too bad!! Your tarts look gorgeous, though!
- August 30, 2007 at 11:01 AM
- Lis said...
I love your sugar on top.. very pretty!
I also love the contrast of the fillings with the blonde crust - very pretty =)
Good job! Hope you are feeling better!
- August 30, 2007 at 11:03 AM
- Wendy said...
Your tart looks great. Your photos don't match your experience. I prefer dark chocolate and wondered about using it in lieu of the milk chocolate. After eating the tart for several days, I think the tart would turn out extremely rich. I hope you make this again. Wendy
- August 30, 2007 at 11:14 AM
- Aoife said...
I think the idea of the mousse being the easiest part is a widespread misconception. I had the most trouble with that part too. But hey, if it tasted good, that's what really matters!
- August 30, 2007 at 12:14 PM
- Unknown said...
Hope you are feeling better! And I'm jealous of the dark chocolate. I'll have to go back and try it with that sometime.
- August 30, 2007 at 12:49 PM
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- August 30, 2007 at 3:23 PM
Yes! You're a daring baker too! I love ALL of these milk chocolate and caramel tarts...it's amazing to see how different they all turn out. Everyone is perfect in its own way - including yours! Mmmm...
- August 30, 2007 at 4:32 PM
- Jen said...
All I can say is...wow. The combination of chocolate and caramel can never go wrong and this is one great example.
- August 30, 2007 at 6:50 PM
- Amy said...
Thanks everyone for all the sweet comments! They always brighten up my day. :) As always I loved the challenge and I'm looking forward to next month's.
For the caramel threads on top, I melted about 1/4 C of sugar and then took a spoonful and drizzled some circular loop-d-loops on a sheet of parchment. The sugar hardened really quickly and didn't stick to the parchment at all. I was able to lift the entire disc and place it on top of the tart.
For the larger shards in the center, I poured a bit of melted sugar on parchment and broke apart the sugar piece when it had cooled.
- August 30, 2007 at 8:09 PM
- Elle said...
The chocolate may be a shade dark and not as pretty as you wanted, but that caramel is to die for...perfect in fact.
- August 30, 2007 at 9:33 PM
- KJ said...
What a great job. Your tarts look lovely.
- August 31, 2007 at 3:35 AM
- Mari said...
Don't feel bad, I would have freaked out over the caramel too. I kept laughing out loud while reading your post, because it sounded just like me in the kitchen. They look great and prove that you are a Daring Baker! Good job!
- August 31, 2007 at 4:40 AM
- Inne said...
your little tartlets look so sweet and cute. And the sugar decoration is really beautiful.
- August 31, 2007 at 6:07 AM
- Andrea said...
Your improvisation with the dark chocolate is something I want to try, too. Your tarts look lovely!
- August 31, 2007 at 7:17 AM
- MyKitchenInHalfCups said...
Sorry but I think the only thing really wrong with your tart is I didn't get any of it. I would love to try the dark chocolate Amy.
The caramel is a thrill to make isn't it but It is so over the top wonderful. All it really needs is a spoon.
- August 31, 2007 at 9:04 AM
Beautiful job on the tart! Panic attacks aside, I think this looks delicious and would definitely eat (wolf) a slice.
- August 31, 2007 at 9:39 AM
- leslie @ definitely not martha said...
Wow - your caramel layer looks AWESOME - so perfectly set and creamy looking. Nice!!!!!
- August 31, 2007 at 11:47 AM
- Jenny said...
Very nice! Any chance my spoon and I could just get a taste or two of your caramel? You can keep the chocolate, I've had enough of that, but that caramel..... yum!
- August 31, 2007 at 12:36 PM
- Rose said...
Gorgeous! I really enjoy your blog!
- August 31, 2007 at 7:21 PM
- Barbara said...
Great job on the layers Amy. They look fabulous and very professionel..
- August 31, 2007 at 11:44 PM
- Jerry said...
I love your caramel decoration!
- September 1, 2007 at 10:33 AM
- Kelly-Jane said...
Lovely tarts, the colours are really striking :)
- September 1, 2007 at 12:50 PM
- Thistlemoon said...
Your tarts look amazingly beautiful! Wonderful job!
- September 1, 2007 at 4:34 PM
- Chris said...
Looks beautiful to me! Fantastic pic
- September 1, 2007 at 8:33 PM
I can't believe I haven't commented on this, but this is a beautiful looking tart. Love the Sugar art!
- September 2, 2007 at 6:05 AM
- monica said...
your tarts look great! don't worry about any problems you encountered...we all had difficulties with the recipe. i really like your caramel wisps!
- September 3, 2007 at 7:53 AM
- Amy said...
Aw thanks everyone for all the compliments, support, and encouragement! I love being in this fabulous group! xoxo
- September 3, 2007 at 9:09 PM
- Dolores said...
I think they're beautiful. Your darker chocolate and lighter crust make the layering effect that much more visually dramatic. And I love the way you photographed them... sharp edges, smooth curves, with what's obviously primarily a creamy subject... more studies in dramatic contrast.
- September 4, 2007 at 6:27 PM
- breadchick said...
How absolutely cute and sweet your tarts are. What a great job you did on this month's challenge
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