Friday, August 17, 2012

Red



Cherries and Strawberries, Summer Fresh
Kids added lemon juice and ice and sugar,
crushed it all in the blender.
A cup for Mom, too, of course!


All gone!  Can I have some more?
I'm having fun playing with the color red with light and shadow in these pictures.  More fun enjoying treats my children make from me that I never taught them.  I think this particular one was passed down from sibling to sibling several times over, with endless variety along the way depending on what flavors we have in the house.   Sometimes it is chocolate!  Yes! I love when they experiment in the kitchen and I get to enjoy the results.

More about kids and cooking? Read here: Your Children Can Help with Meal Times


If you're visiting from another blog, please take the time to browse through other posts, here at Come Weary Moms and at my other blogs listed in the sidebar.  And leave a comment! Thanks!

The middle photo in this post was taken for the P52 photo project (linked below) with the week's theme of "Ice."  I wish the theme had been "cloud" or "sky" because my favorite photo of the week is here: One Sky

Have fun!
Virginia
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Food on Fridays 

  

 P52 Photo Project Week #33 on August 18, theme "Ice"
P52 with Kent Weakley


Raising Homemakers 

 



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4 comments:

  1. Julie AnneAugust 18, 2012 at 9:43 AM

    Visiting from P52!
    That sounds delightful! Hurray for crushed ice.

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  2. Harvest Moon by HandAugust 18, 2012 at 10:23 PM

    That sounds like a great way to get kids to have the fruit they need each day. I think my daughters would both enjoy trying that drink.

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  3. Ann KroekerAugust 24, 2012 at 4:14 PM

    We make a bunch of red food on Valentine's Day, so I have pay top dollar for out-of-season strawberries! They look beautiful in these photos. I have such a hard time with red in my photos. I don't know if it's a Canon thing, or if it's always hard to capture the right red?

    Thanks for joining the Food on Fridays party! Enjoy these last days of summer!

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  4. TaraAugust 28, 2012 at 3:17 PM

    Someday my kids will be able to make things without me in the kitchen. Well, I guess my son can do PBJ, but I am looking forward to them do things like this too! Thanks for linking up!

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