Wednesday, June 01, 2011

Birthdays are for Little Boys to Get Together

And Play Play Play

We were over at Stephanie's house last Saturday for Tony's Birthday,


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and when all the children get together and rule the house, we look at each other and wonder what we ever did before they were in our lives :)


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I mean, I didn't even manage to get a shot of the birthday boy, I was so besotted with the kids :)

Misery Index = High

Heat, heat, go away, and bring this gusting wind along with you.


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Saturday, May 28, 2011

Le Lootage

Just Another Chapter

in the continuing adventures of the usage of the lootage from the Dallas Trip, in our meals.. Hurrah!


Lotus Root

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I grew up with this made into Lotus Root Soup, but this time I thought I'd use it in a "dry" form with some stir fried chicken to give it some yummy crunch.

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KangKong aka. Water Spinach

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Stir Fried Noodles

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Sour Mustard soup with Tofu aka. Kiam Chai Tng/Ham Choy Tong

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Sliced Thai Chili/Chili Padi

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Some of the other loot(age) which had also been gotten to are the Salted Eggs

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And a Bak Chang/Glutinous Rice Dumpling with Pork and Mung Bean Paste

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So What's for Dinner?

I had bought a couple of different types of Won Ton noodles at the Asian Market the other day, and I thought we'd better have some before they start to go....

So we whipped up some blanched/stirfried asparagus,

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5 spice powder chicken with "tofu pok" ( fried tofu )

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The aforementioned "wide" wonton noodles.

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and Won Ton soup.

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Tuesday, May 24, 2011

West Texas Traffic

It's harvest time..

The wheat had turned the fields into seas of gold a week or so back, and the combines were out there in force, even getting onto the highway!


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In spots, even in the far-off horizon, there would be the telltale plume of brown wheat dust as the combines worked and worked to harvest the wheat.


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