Sep 21, 2013

July KTC: Summertime Fun with Joyce and Jessica!

October 24 - Recipes added, see the end of this post!

Dear, dear readers.... It's September. Second half. The eve of the autumnal equinox, even. And this post? It's from July. Ahem.

Sooooo....Because of this, and because our September KTC event (wine tasting with Frank and Damian, w00t!) is TOMORROW, I decided to get a proverbial move on to get this post out the proverbial door!

Instead of our normal format, I'll use either single D-word descriptions or haikus. Ready? Here we go...

Dishes!
Ducks!
Doleful!
Many snacks to eat
Most delicious and fatty
Yum for my tum, yo.
Dudes!
Drinks?
Discs! (of meat, y'all!)
Thawed crustaceans await
Life outside their colander
Prettier when cooked.
Derrieres!
Diced!
Dessert-ish?
Cooling quinoa waits
Pallidly, expectantly
Ready for grilled cheese
Dancing!
Darling!
Duo!
Celery and I
Uneasy partnership launch
Crunch! But I'm toothless
Dedication...
Dagger!
Delight!


Ricky stirs and stirs
Smiling for the camera
Shrimp sauce on the way
Dazzling
Decorticated
Deceptive
Dried
Darkened
Dining al fresco
Summertime table is set
We enjoy it so!
Diablo!
Dressed
Delicious!

Dainty
Diente

DUDE.
Duplicated.
Damage

A few more photos
But no creative juice left
Need more haiku lines


I'll update this w links to recipes soon.....oxox!
White Gazpacho (couldn't find a link)
2.5 lbs cucumbers, peeled, halved lengthwise & seeded, divided
2.5 C chicken broth, divided
1.5 C plain nonfat yogurt
1/4 C white wine vinegar
2 large cloves garlic, peeled and finely minced (not pressed)
Freshly ground pepper (white is best) to taste
1 or more dashes hot pepper sauce, to taste
1 C finely diced tomatoes
1/2 C chopped scallions

Dice 2/3 of the cucumbers and coarsely process them in a food processor with 1 cup of broth. Transfer mixture to a bowl and stir in the remaining broth, yogurt, vinegar, garlic, pepper, and pepper sauce.

Finely chop the remaining 1/3 of the cucumbers, and add them to the soup along with the tomatoes and scallions. Chill the soup thoroughly before serving.

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