In honor of Jane Emerson, long-time San Diego resident and activist
Friday, May 11, 2007
Festive fruit
I took this photo at the Cinco de Mayo Festival, thus the papel picado decorations. Hot sauce, lime juice, sugar, or chili powder on your fruit? Happy Friday!
I picked up the habit of salting mangoes in Mexico and I'm addicted. The small yellow-skinned mangoes (I call them champagne manges but there's a more correct name) are DELICIOUS right now.221arbor
I am still trying to put the picture of missing UK little girl Madeleine's face into the minds of many, so, if your readers would pop over to Cheltenham to have a look i'd be grateful. You never know she could be in your road or mine by now. We can all look! Thanks.
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I picked up the habit of salting mangoes in Mexico and I'm addicted. The small yellow-skinned mangoes (I call them champagne manges but there's a more correct name) are DELICIOUS right now.221arbor
Those are so inventive! I should try serving fruit like this to my kids. Maybe with some yogurt in the bottom of the cup?
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Looks scrumptious!
That looks good enough to eat. Who eats it? I like your photo of it too and that is what made my mouth water.
That fruit looks good though I'll pass on the hot sauce et al...
Angela
they look so yummy and colorful...couldn't make it to SD this month but I hope I can visit this year.
I am still trying to put the picture of missing UK little girl Madeleine's face into the minds of many, so, if your readers would pop over to Cheltenham to have a look i'd be grateful. You never know she could be in your road or mine by now. We can all look! Thanks.
i prefer my fruit plain and simple - nothing on top! =)
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