Week in Pictures: 8.06.2012
This past week I've been under the weather and didn't feel like myself again until Friday. Because of that not a bunch happened this week, but I did have a fun, relaxing weekend.
Collage One, First Row
- While I was sick I enjoyed some ramen. There is nothing like soup when you are sick.
- I have some large zucchini in my garden that I need to figure out what to make with.
- Friday after work I felt like I needed a little pampering after being sick for a week and a half so I got a pedicure.
Collage One, Second Row
- At Target on Saturday I spotted Pocky for sale. Pocky is a Japanese snack of long thin biscuits dipped in chocolate. They also have other variations like strawberry or green tea and it is a favorite treat that I like to eat when I am in Japan. I was pretty excited to find it at Target and be able to buy it in the US, but the $3.49 price tag means I'm not going to get it very often.
- Saturday evening Frank and I had dinner at Pacific Rim since I was too sick to celebrate my birthday last weekend. We both got a Monsoon Plate for an appetizer which was delicious.
- For dinner I ordered the seared scallops. I especially loved the curry sauce that accompanied the dish.
Collage One, Third Row
- For lunch on Sunday I made myself a Caprese salad with tomatoes and basil from my garden. There is nothing like a fresh picked tomato. Yum!
- I picked up a pewter vase, little carafe and tart pan at the Ann Arbor ReUse Center for a total of $2.
- Sunday afternoon we went to take a brownie class at Zingerman's with Frank's niece. Zingerman's is a famous deli in Ann Arbor and taking the class meant being able to have several of their amazing brownie recipes.
Reader Comments (4)
Yum, all the food looks great, and what fun, a brownie class!! Happy belated birthday, bummer that you were sick that day, but that just gives you an excuse to keep celebrating ;p
Hilary- Thank you! I definitely enjoyed a lot of tasty food this past week and I have a big tray of brownies to snack on right now. Thank you for the birthday wishes as well. Hope you have a great week ahead!
Question: Do you buy block mozarella cheese for your caprese?
It looks divine!
Kathy- No, it's not block mozzarella. It's fresh mozzarella balls that are sold in containers of liquid. I just sliced it up for my salad. The liquid keeps it from drying out and it wonderful and creamy that way. Fresh mozzarella is one of my favorite things.