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I made fresh papaya/mango ice cream with the new ice cream maker. (Ok, it wasn't really a cheat because I hardly had to add any sugar at all; the fruit was so sweet).
Both girls tried only one mouthful and refused the rest.
Rob ate a small bowlful and said it was "edible" but it wouldn't have been his first choice.
I swear, there are times I really do believe that my family does not deserve me.
Tomorrow's July 1. Chocolate tomorrow. You better believe it.
Edited to correct: That was papaya/mango, not pomegranate/mango. Yeesh.
Both girls tried only one mouthful and refused the rest.
Rob ate a small bowlful and said it was "edible" but it wouldn't have been his first choice.
I swear, there are times I really do believe that my family does not deserve me.
Tomorrow's July 1. Chocolate tomorrow. You better believe it.
Edited to correct: That was papaya/mango, not pomegranate/mango. Yeesh.
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If your kids and Rob don't want any, rest assured that there are those of us who will take their share. :)
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(And when your girls are 30, they'll come looking for all those recipes, refusing to believe that they could have turned their noses up at such things when they were younger.)
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Second: that ice cream sounds DIVINE. Mr. PH agrees. We are both now plotting to get an ice cream maker.
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The hardship.
Misia, you come too. Bring the Belovedary. There's lots.
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Does your family like bananas? I recently made a wonderful and very easy banana ice cream from a Food Network recipe.
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(kidding! But fresh homemade ice cream does sound delish!)
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Last night I tried a new recipe, which included a mango salsa for the marinated and grilled chicken. Everyone ate it and liked it. [Sound of me fainting from shock.]
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That sounds really, really good.
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