Julio cooked a spectacular dinner of stuffed eggplant, stuffed squash, tomato stewed okra, and flaming cheese!
Tag: dinner
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cArLy’S bIrThDaY << open thread
Carly’s birthday & party happened here on October 27th. These pictures bespeak a fraction of the unfolding mirth. Add pictures; comment!
(the Jackalope)
a pictoral timeline of Carly’s birth mythology.
Surfing the certainty gradient…
or
being cute
cute like a red-head bear/cat mop thing: Putting the “costume” in costume party.
What was I thinking?… or maybe what weren’t you thinking?
No party’s complete without it.
Traditional La Casa hand slap game.
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Things La Casa Likes, 1
Jesus Candles
These cheap, unscented candles make great lighting for dinner time. The Jesus one was received from Mexico from a friend. St. Joseph and La Virgen de Guadalupe were found at Schnucks, a grocery store nearby. -
Moona…luna…tuna… Heather and Maria’s cooking night!
I am smiling because cooking is one of my favorite things to do at La Casa, and tonight was my night to cook! Potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic, wheat flour, soy butter, bouillon, curry, and nutritional yeast in a pot equals… moon soup! Over dinner, we decided that the soup resembled the surface of our lovely luna (which is one more word that rhymes with tuna and Unah, woohoo!) Although it’s not the most photogenic pot of soup I’ve ever made, it hit the spot on this cold night along with Maria’s mother’s recipes for egg tuna and tuna salad on fresh bread. Between these two entrees, and some delicious leftovers from Ronna and Andrew’s feast last night, we accommodated the vegans, vegetarians, and fish eaters of the house in one meal.
photos by JP
