Most importantly, I made tortillas. Must get cast iron pan. In the meantime, they are so good with butter and western cape cloudy honey for breakfast! Eat after the naartjies.
8/09/2007
California breakfast in Cape Town
This would be a winter breakfast because there are clementines (here known as naartjies). My good (and healthy) colleague John Compton is eating 5 pieces of fruit a day. I thought of him when I bought a half case of naartjies last night. So far I have eaten 3. I also bought a pineapple.
Most importantly, I made tortillas. Must get cast iron pan. In the meantime, they are so good with butter and western cape cloudy honey for breakfast! Eat after the naartjies.
Most importantly, I made tortillas. Must get cast iron pan. In the meantime, they are so good with butter and western cape cloudy honey for breakfast! Eat after the naartjies.
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Hey Christie!
Got pointed to your blog a bit ago, it's rad to see all you've been doing. I have a totally random boat question...what does "hove-to" mean? Came across the phrase in a book, ("...within an hour it was blowing hard and the Sachem was hove-to and under close-reefed foresail") and can't find a definition that I can wrap my silly brain around. You're the only one I can think of that might know!
You can email me at kajsa(dot)sexton(at)gmail
Hope alls well...
xok
The tortilla looks great. We've been substituting ready-made rotis for tortillas since we've been in SA, mainly because I'm too lazy to make them from scratch.
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