At least I haven't heard her singing "threedy boogie college"... not yet, anyway.
Update: As requested in the comments, here's the recipe for the "paint"/butternut bisque. It's from a lovely cookbook called Simply in Season.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Photo Wednesday: Jackson Pollock Edition
At least I haven't heard her singing "threedy boogie college"... not yet, anyway.
Update: As requested in the comments, here's the recipe for the "paint"/butternut bisque. It's from a lovely cookbook called Simply in Season.
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9 comments:
Mmmm! Love me some butternut bisque! Please post a recipe! Hehe.
Yea. That would be a tough trade-off. Some nice singing for using bodily effusion instead of food for art.
Hubby and I actually like the Pollock-style of art...can appreciate it better if it is applied on canvas for permanent keeping. heh.
Lovely REFRAME, JoyMama!
ROFL!
mama edge - yeah, the pigment even coordinates with the window FRAME! LOL!
therextras - it's a lovely recipe, complete with a dash of maple syrup. Mmm. Will post later.
It's your very own Rorshach (sp?) test! I see a ....
Recipe:
http://www.demandorganic.org/recipe/butternut_bisque
Just copied it to a document and saved to my desktop. Hubby and I had this soup at a luncheon last week and it was delish!
Thanks! And to think, I might never have gotten this recipe if it had not been for Joy. ;)
Barbara
Barbara,
I added a handful of cherry tomatoes to the soup to give it a bit more oomph (that's a technical term...). And looking at the recipe now, I think the next time I make it I'll sub in heavy cream for the evapo milk...
Ooomph has meaning to me, JD. I WILL add the tomatoes AND be substituting all the dairy as my system responds to that kind of oomph.
Sometimes I take a chance on food when I eat out, the butternut soup we had last week must of been dairy-free. :)
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