Saturday, June 17, 2006
The First Loser Dessert
Well, after eating that super-tasteless dish (the award winner) for both lunch and dinner, I felt a craving for something tasty. No big deal, we all evolved to like sugar.For desserts, follow the manifesto for cooking and in addition:
1. Do NOT use sugar or chocolate.
2. Rely mainly on the following ingredients: milk, yogurt, sweet fruits (banana, kiwi, orange, cherry, strawberry, and all kind of berries, mango, lyche, etc.), honey, jam, preserve, marmelaide, dried fruits (especially dates, apricots, figs, raisins, plums, berries, etc.).
The first loser chef's dessert consisted of about 200 grams of yogurt, 1 kiwi (sliced), two spoons of honey, zante currants, and raisins. All were mixed in a bowl. After eating a few spoons, I decided to put it in the freezer. It's a hot and humid New York summer. It's been more than an hour. Let me take it back and finish the rest while you enjoy its picture.
# posted by Adil @ 8:40 PM 
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If put in a blender, it would have made a nice smoothie!
For hot summer days, putting berries and sliced ripe bananas in the freezer make a great snack. Frozen bananas takes on the consistency of very thick ice cream. Mmm.
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For hot summer days, putting berries and sliced ripe bananas in the freezer make a great snack. Frozen bananas takes on the consistency of very thick ice cream. Mmm.
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