~ Outdoor anthurium
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HARVEST GAZPACHO
(with or without crab)
~ Serve chilled for lunch or supper on the remains of warm autumn days
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minced clove of garlic
6 plump peeled and seeded ripe tomatoes
2 peeled and seeded cucumbers
1 chopped red onion
1 chopped sweet onion
1 coarsely chopped red pepper
1 coarsely chopped yellow or orange pepper
2 cups tomato juice
1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
juice of 1 fresh lemon
coarse salt & freshly ground black pepper to taste
dashes of Tabasco to taste
1/2 cup chopped fresh dill
sliced black olives to taste
1/2 lb. good lump crab
chopped fresh parsley for garnish
- Into a large glass bowl rubbed with cut garlic, place chopped tomatoes, cucumbers, onions and peppers.
- Combine tomato juice, olive oil, lemon juice and Tabasco. Pour over chopped garden vegetables.
- Add dill, olives, and crab. Season to taste with salt & pepper. Chill thoroughly.
- Ladle into chilled bowls. Garnish with chopped fresh parsley and warm crusty bread. (6-8 servings)
Note: Take proper time to hand-chop vegetables. The results will not be the same using a blender or food processor. Since tomatoes are at their peak, as long as you're chopping, double the recipe.
Comments
Gil Blogtrotter
Thought i would pop over and say hello here.You have got some lovely images of your garden and flowers, I particually like the butterflies and the way you have called them 'mobile flowers'I think that is a great description.
Looks like you enjoy your food too some interesting ideas.
One thing , what is a Ho-hum housewife?
If you dont mind I am going to add your link to mine as i like your photos and views on nature.
Cheers Mark
I enjoy your eye for the world also and would like to return the favor and include your link in my photography haunts. Oh, to visit England ... my dream!
Answering your 'Ho-Hum housewife' question, "Diary of a Ho-Hum Housewife" is the name of my novel that I'm now editing, hoping soon to 'kick out the door'!
A mutual eye from across the sea ...
joey
'a little less ho-hum'!