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Die Festung von Paléo Pyli und das darunter liegende, verlassene und verfallene Dorf, gehen in ihren Ursprüngen ins 11. Jahrhundert zurück - The fortress of Paléo Pyli and the abandoned and abandoned village below date back to the 11th century (Kos, Greece)
Almond flour batter, baked sweet potato 'fries'. The London Pub bottle is actually full of homemade paleo ketchup - no cheating!
By the time I got around to eating breakfast it was brunch time, so that's what I went with. I was lucky to find this Paelo turkey bacon, it has no sugar in it like some bacon does. That is why I read labels. With so much diabetes in my family, it's imperative to be careful.
Preferred this one to be honest, as it didn't have the annoying tag at the bottom. Slight colour editing, but otherwise the sunset was real :) Taken on a Samsung F480, hence the iffy quality but if you View On Black you can see the colours a lot better.
CAULIFLOWER JAMBALAYA
3/4 lbs. Andouille Sausage sliced
3 tbsp duck fat (or butter)
1 large sweet onion diced
3 stalks celery diced
1/2 red bell pepper diced
6 cloves garlic minced
8oz. crushed tomatoes
1 tbsp Creole seasoning
1 tsp fresh chopped thyme
1 tsp ground black pepper
1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
2 cups grated cauliflower (cauliflower rice)
3/4 lbs peeled and cleaned Gulf shrimp
In a wok or large skillet brown the sliced Andouille over medium high heat, then remove from pan and set aside. Melt duck fat in the pot and add onion, celery and, bell pepper cook until translucent and soft, about 10 minutes. Add garlic and cook for another minute. Return sausage to the pan. Add tomatoes and blend in well. Add spiced and Worcestershire sauce. Add cauliflower and stir in. Add shrimp, cover, reduce heat to medium and cook for 15 minutes. If the consistency is loose and watery, cook uncovered for another 5 minutes to reduce liquid more.
Well, I snagged this shot to follow up on the stone path at Lake McIntosh again on the mid-spring's day while awaiting advent of a real spring. I found this generational left over on Google Maps where they mislabeled native streets. Really this is just a throwback to the original sidewalks in Longmont. They almost all consisted of sandstone slabs from Lyons quarries. Frankly this must be another throwback to the last century
As of today, we are over 100% seasonal moisture in just this area. I understand, the majority of western states are now in a major water crisis as bad as the southeastern states are in a stupidity crisis. This image is a backup bit of stray path in Largemont. I scratched my head when I saw this work of a sandstone tinkerer. There are still sandstone sales lots near Lyons. These are the Rocky Mountains with varieties of sandstone and granite. Tell me, is your head hard? Don't take it for granite!
I started out with my camera yesterday but got hit with sprinkles and just could not summon the energy to continue without decent sky prospects. This was a badly mixed sky with an intention to hammer me before I get back home. discovered this snap in my holding directory but had to analyze the file numbers to find the source was a trip to Mac. There was a killer sky. There have been good skies in the past, this intends punishment. This spot is surrounded by city and the turn into the rec. area is just a few car blocks west of home base. I wanted exercise and to look for possible shots even though the sky has been the pits recently and mostly bagged shooting. I opted for studying the incoming clouding so I could gauge the possibility of a trek. I am an - I want out guy.