For the next 365 days I will take a picture of myself. Each day/picture will have a part of my body in it. I am looking forward to this challenge and being able to see myself and body in a new light. I am hoping for grow as an artist and a person.
I paint self-portraits because I am the person I know best. -Frida Kahlo
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
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This morning we went strawberry picking with Hayden's school!
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Total time: 10 minutes, plus 2 to 4 days infusing time
Servings: 12
Note: Adapted from Ponzu restaurant in San Francisco (via latimes.com)
1 bottle (720 ml or 24 ounces) of regular (junmai) sake
2 pints strawberries
1. Pour the sake into a glass container. Wash the strawberries. Remove the stems and cut the berries in half lengthwise or quarters if large. Add the strawberries to the sake and stir. Seal the container.
2. Let sit at room temperature for 2 to 4 days, tasting after the second day. Note: The fruit will lose its color, but that's OK.
3. To serve, refrigerate until chilled, then strain out the berries. Best served well chilled but not on ice.
Great shot of the strawberry. It looks like a cow udder.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Where did you guys go?
ReplyDeleteThat is one cute strawberry! It reminds me of Pearl from Finding Nemo.
ReplyDelete~Strawberry-infused sake~
ReplyDeleteTotal time: 10 minutes, plus 2 to 4 days infusing time
Servings: 12
Note: Adapted from Ponzu restaurant in San Francisco (via latimes.com)
1 bottle (720 ml or 24 ounces) of regular (junmai) sake
2 pints strawberries
1. Pour the sake into a glass container. Wash the strawberries. Remove the stems and cut the berries in half lengthwise or quarters if large. Add the strawberries to the sake and stir. Seal the container.
2. Let sit at room temperature for 2 to 4 days, tasting after the second day. Note: The fruit will lose its color, but that's OK.
3. To serve, refrigerate until chilled, then strain out the berries. Best served well chilled but not on ice.
Each serving: 79 calories; 0 protein; 3 grams carbohydrates; 0 fiber; 0 fat; 0 saturated fat; 0 cholesterol; 1 mg. sodium.
Love the jellyfish strawberry! We were at The Berry Patch on Sunday and I picked quite a few berry octopi.
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