
mmmmmmmmm.......pears for a Cucu treat!
(Cucu - Grandmother in Swahili)
Cucu's Pears
3 pears
1 pineapple
honey
sugar
butter
1 orange, squeezed
1 lemon, squeezed
4 skewers
Peel the pears, cut them into sixes and drizzle them with lemon juice so that they don't go brown.
Peel and chop the pineapple into quarters and remove the centre. Cut each quarter lengthways into 5 pieces.
Melt some butter in a pan and brown the fruit a little, sprinkling regularly with sugar.
Pour the orange juice over the fruit and stir gently.
Add a good dollop of honey and mix as it melts.
Once cool, skewer the fruit, alternating the pear and pineapple.
Drizzle the honey and orange mixture from the pan over the skewers and serve.
1 pineapple
honey
sugar
butter
1 orange, squeezed
1 lemon, squeezed
4 skewers
Peel the pears, cut them into sixes and drizzle them with lemon juice so that they don't go brown.
Peel and chop the pineapple into quarters and remove the centre. Cut each quarter lengthways into 5 pieces.
Melt some butter in a pan and brown the fruit a little, sprinkling regularly with sugar.
Pour the orange juice over the fruit and stir gently.
Add a good dollop of honey and mix as it melts.
Once cool, skewer the fruit, alternating the pear and pineapple.
Drizzle the honey and orange mixture from the pan over the skewers and serve.
Wow, there are so many aspects of this painting that I love, colors, composition, and such a feeling of purity and innocence, beautiful work.
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I can feel the love of your country through every single piece of art you make. Beautiful.
ReplyDeletegorgeous painting! so colorful, radiant and full of life!
ReplyDeleteand the recipe sounds yummy :)
this is wonderful...I love the colours and the way you added a recipe...well done!!! and thanks for popping by...
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Diana
A divine, sensual and soothing painting...
ReplyDeleteBlessed are the Pears a la Cucu!
The recipe sounds delicious! Wonderful patterns.
ReplyDeleteOh, my this is darling. Love the colors. And thanks for this yummy recipe!
ReplyDeletegreat illustration and I am going to try the recipe
ReplyDeleteGreat post, a lovely illustration and a recipe! Really like your storyteller post below too :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful!! Love the color and concept!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors Tessa. Great piece!
ReplyDeleteyummy yummy recipe and also illo, i'm going to try it...yummy yummy.
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ReplyDeleteI love your work - so vibrant! Which media do you use? I just read the bio on your website and it makes me feel like I haven't really lived! You've really immersed yourself in all the texture and energy of the world - lucky you can express it in your paintings. Witch doctors, hippo babies... I'm jealous. No wonder you're homesick.
I agree - the patterns are very pleasing and add movement and rhythm. Also the silhouette-like portrait of the child is wonderful in its simplicity and earthiness.
ReplyDeletelovely paintig and Thanks for the recipe .. !
ReplyDeletebeautiful :)
ReplyDeletei love the style of your work, an added bonus with a recipe i will try out.
ReplyDeleteWonderful composition, with the dark figure against the colorful background.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT!! How sweet and beautiful! It's just great and wonderful artwork! YOU ARE SO FULL OF TALENT!!! Great work again.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding!
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