Read 'Em & Eat-Wedding Tango
Moira Williams is dismayed when her daughter, Tami,
announces her engagement. Sure Jon’s a great guy, but why do they have to get
married in Buenos Aires? Though she
dreads seeing her ex-husband, Alan, the gorgeous father of the groom has her
pulse racing.
Widower Alan Rochester buries his grief with non-stop home
improvement projects, but a sexy redhead has captured his attention. He’s eager to show Moira the sights of Buenos
Aires from his college days, but is he ready to face the world again?
South of the equator,
nothing is as it seems. Can Moira and
Alan navigate through their feelings for each other and save their kids’ dream
wedding from becoming a nightmare?
I first enjoyed Tres Leches Cake at a potluck with my Salsa
friends. This sweet moist cake is a
perfect accompaniment with Wedding Tango.
This cake gets its moistness and its moniker (literally “three milks” in
Spanish) from being soaked in three kinds of milk, condensed milk, evaporated
milk and heavy cream.
The recipe and preparation has many variations from ranging from quick using a box mix to completely from scratch. The Tres Leches Cake I made for a work potluck using a box mix disappeared very quickly! One thing is for certain, having such a
delicious dessert on hand guarantees a sweet and satisfying end to your meal.