Jake’s sunday post challenge for this week is “delicious“. Context can be key in creating deliciousness:
Who can resist? Pat Hains, of Hains House, outside Olympia, WA, is a baker par excellence. And she has love and warmth to spare. Staying at Hains House means dining outdoors on hearth baked pizza (that you helped make), waking up to a spectacular huge breakfast, and getting a freshly baked chocolate chip cookie send-off.
What rain? Food truck dumplings in Chelsea, NYC, taste even better in a downpour.
Turkish coffee – smooth, intense, and satisfying – especially when attended to with gentle precision and served with care.
Fresh picked herbs – delicious. Even more so when plucked from a kitchen garden scratched out of the earth on the grounds of the Buddha Ariyamett Aram Temple in rural Connecticut, and offered to a passerby (lucky me), roots and all.
Baranek Wielkanocny , a Polish Easter custom, here embodied in a little lamb made of butter. Made more delicious from the warmth of families sharing Easter dinner.
Cheetos aren’t usually my idea of delicious, but really, it all depends on context – the right time, the right place and so many other variables come into play to fire those delicious neurons on our brains.
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This looks amazing! Thanks for sharing. Thumbs up from a fellow foodie! ~ ayoungfoodie.wordpress.com
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Hey, thanks very much!
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Very delicious photos 🙂
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In context, of course! ; )
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Great work for this week theme my friend ,Thanks for posting 🙂
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thank you! another good subject to think about –
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Very nice, Lynne! Thanks!
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Glad your chicks are doing their thing…hope all is well on the work front…and the love front?
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Excellent photo series 🙂
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Enjoyed your photos for this week’s prompt. Those chocolate chip cookies look decadent.
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Oh, they are sublime! Everything Pat does is delicious and interesting.
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Thank you for including me! I appreciate it very much.
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Thank you for including me!
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Yummy cookies indeed.
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Oh yes – and thanks for stopping by!
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those cookies look scrummy…love the last shot
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Thanks for stopping by & adding your two cents. That last one was on a ferry out of Seattle – I bet that man has fed cheetos to gulls a hundred times.
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Delicious indeed. The seagull eating a cheese snack reminded me of how my son had a lot of fun feeding the seagulls with Cheetos and being chased by them.
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Your love for your son & your appreciation for his life, and how it affects yours, comes across strong in your blog. Love to watch the kids play like that – I can imagine squeals of delight when the gull goes after that snack! Glad you’re appreciating every moment.
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I would eat a cookie right now…..
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