Wow! I love your charms and dollhouse pastries. They look so realistic, in fact, they look good enough to eat! How do you make them and what tools and/or brushes do you use to shade them?
You should make Puerto Rican pastries, such as the pastelillo de guayaba=guava pie, which looks similar to these and is filled with guava paste. I can't understand why guava is not popular in the USA; guava, both as fruit and as preserve, is absolutely delicious.
In PR we call the sweet orange=naranja china=Chinese. What we call naranja in Boricua is an orange whose juice is too sour to drink. What we do instead is to peel the pulp clean, boil the pulp to get rid of the juice, and then we boil the pulp with either brown or white sugar and cinnamon, and the result is a very delicious preserve. I recommend it highly.