In the way of things sometimes consistent, this should be Free Range Friday. I would post photos of the first soup I've made using calabaza, or local pumpkin. It's definitely been soup weather around here!
Discarding recipes that said to roast it first, I just cut up that slice into chunks, added a cup of chicken broth (finally, a soup for one!), added lots of onion and garlic, salt and pepper and a dash of allspice. Next it was boiled down (that took only about 15 minutes to tenderize the calabaza; I was surprised) and pureed in a couple of batches in my little baby blender. It was incredibly pretty and really delicious. I wondered if not using milk or cream would lessen the taste but it didn't; it was rich and thick and I'm going to make it again very soon. Total cost was probably 2 bucks, a fabulous deal. But...no photos. Next time!
But! since the internet is actually allowing me to connect somewhat today, I'm going to try to do a bit of a round-up of photos from the very, very windy last days around here. Because I can. I think. We'll see.
Last Friday night at Dinghy Dock. |
A shiny afternoon at Punta Soldado |
There are a couple of little ponds out that way. These birds were enjoying it. |
Overlooking Dakity |
Some gorgeous clouds during sunset overlooking Vieques |
Mirror moment. That didn't last long. |
From the dock where he had launched, good old rock and roll was being played loudly. Luckily for me, it was music I liked. While I was shooting photos of him, Brown Eyed Girl played. I thanked my little and big Universe for giving me a sweet gift for my eyes, ears and soul.
The wind has been crazy, the visuals sublime. |
Of course I took a lot of moon photos last night as it played in the clouds. |
Have a frankly fortuitous Friday the 13th! Do something flighty.
Great photo tour!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it. The sun is shining.
DeleteAwesome pictures. I happily just found your blog again. Makes me smile on a rainy winter Chicago day. And with my piece of Chaney in my pocket, my mind is back in the islands. Rock on
ReplyDeleteChaney in your pocket! Thanks for the smiles.
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