What you don't see (because it's too dark) is the people sitting around watching the food cook.
Friday, August 8, 2008
Dark
Here is a "dark" photo in honor of PhotoHunt's "dark" theme today. Potjiekos cooking over the coals last month - one of Daddy's favorite dishes and part of his South African heritage.
What you don't see (because it's too dark) is the people sitting around watching the food cook.
What you don't see (because it's too dark) is the people sitting around watching the food cook.
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Great photo! What were you cooking?
I have been catching up on your last few posts. I tend to get behind in the summertime. You do such wonderful crafts with your daughter, how do you come up with such good ideas. I love the frog and will do that with my grand kids some day next week! That was quite a list of things to 'miss'! I would have thought the produce would be in abundance where you live. Shows you how little I know! How long will you be living there? I think we take so much for granted here in the good old US! I would miss so many of those things too. You always have such interesting posts, I always enjoy them!!
I enjoyed your postings as I have gone back through quite a few of them. I am curious as to how you found me in Tulsa, Oklahoma? I hope to visit with you more in the near future.
I enjoyed your postings as I have gone back through quite a few of them. I am curious as to how you found me in Tulsa, Oklahoma? I hope to visit with you more in the near future.
potjiekos sounds a lot like burgoo, which is a thick soup/stew we make here in kentucky. we cook i all day over a fire in an iron pot using wood to fuel the fire. it gives it a bit of a smokey flavor. the meat in ours is beef roast and deboned chicken. what kind of meat do you use??? vegetables??? (we use corn, carrots, limas, onion, celery, tomatoes, and potatoes (as the starch and thickener)).
your photo is perfect for the "dark" theme:D
l,
dani
I LOVE potjiekos YUM....argh now I have to wait until I go back to South Africa next year to eat it.
I enjoyed my visit to your blog today. Thank you so much for dropping by my blog and for your sweet comments. Your baby is just precious. What an adventure you are on! Blessings to you!
What an amazing picture. To be able to catch the detail of the fire and the glowing coals. Wow.
Oh my goodness....hot coals in a dark BBQ pit...this is just super fantastic!! I'm totally blown away.
Mine's posted. Stop by if you can. You can see a dark sinister creature. [kidding of course] Have a super weekend.
ow..u are BBQ :D
My PH in here : my dark adventure Thanks
A burning charcoal give an impressive effect to this photo. Great shot :)
Cool take on the theme. Or perhaps I should say 'hot' take. There's nothing like gathering around a fire to cook and socialize. Good choice.
Baker
I've been through quite a bit of your blog this morning, and I really enjoy it.
I love this picture. It sounds so nice, gathered around the fire in the dark.
What a great photo! Really nice!
Oh my gosh!! It's a Dutch Oven!!! I LOVE DUTCH OVEN COOKING!It's one of my favorite parts of camping and why we have a fire pit in our yard!!!
Love the photo hunt idea too!
Your entry is dark indeed! Love the photos you had...Have a great weekend! Oh! let me share this quotation, " Life is like a box of chocolates, you'll never know what you gonna get "... Sounds familiar right? Its from Forest Gump Movie- So, enjoy life, take it easy and savor the time you been down..Keep moving 'cause life is precious...God Bless..c",)
Mine at Ph: Dark
Thank you for stopping by and saying hello. it's nice to meet you--i'll be back to read more!
Great picture. I'd love to see the recipe!
Makes me want to roast marshmallows!
Cheers!
Jamie
That photo has such a fun feeling!
:--) Nell
Ooo, sitting by some cozy hot coals watching food cook...that sounds like a good time to me!
Nothing better than cooking over a fire with friends sitting around talking -- no tv's, stereos or other distractions -- just good conversation!
Cheers.
the coals looks cool:)
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