Photo Hunt– “Triangle”
My daughter took this shot of her beach umbrella, during Spring Break at Panama City Beach.
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Slow Soupers–Hot and Sour Soup
Well, in contrast to last week, this soup is very quick and easy. Hot and Sour Soup Two 13-3/4 ounce cans low-salt chicken broth Three slices of fresh ginger root 2 tablespoons tamari or dark soy sauce 1/4 cup of … Continue reading →
Photo Hunt– “Stripes”
The stripes are double in this photo. The site is the 12th century, San Pietro church at the tip of Portovenere. We had one of very best days in Italy in this lovely Ligurian town.
Continue reading →Slow Soupers–Maylasian Curry Coconut soup
We took this soup over to our friends, Anthony and Lyn’s house for supper, Saturday night and I forgot my camera. Anthony also made a great vegetable stir fry and some shrimp. We drank a Chenin Blanc from South Africa … Continue reading →
Photo Hunt–“hands”
This photo was taken by my brother in law, Robert Mayer. He is my favorite photographer! The hands are my father’s and my young nephew Jaden’s. My dad died just a couple of weeks after this photo so it has … Continue reading →
Slow Soupers–Carrot Orange Ginger Soup
Here is a really wonderful and easy (especially if you have an immersion blender) soup. I was sorry I didn’t garnish it to make it prettier for the photo but there it is. Bright color and bright flavors. Here’s the … Continue reading →
Photo Hunt–“Yellow”
DAFFODILS!!! Spring is here.
Continue reading →Camellia
This is one of the first camellias we got. Our friend Vicki gave it to us when we lived in our other house and we transplanted it here, about 20 years ago. Now it is a big, vigorous bush. It’s … Continue reading →
Slow Soupers–One of Each Soup
My turn. I wanted to find something unique. Since I don’t often cook with a recipe I posted this one. I found this originally in Gourmet of Dec. 2001 and have been making it ever since. yield: Makes 4 to … Continue reading →
Photo Hunt–“Four”
I thought 4 would be pretty tough but I found a few (not four, though) that fit the bill. Here are four gondole parked outside our window on the Grand Canal. Where else? Venice.
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