Yesterday, Hiromi-chan and her sister came for their last lesson and I gave them their Wicked quilts. They seemed pleased with them and I'm glad I made them for the girls. I hope to see both Keiko and Hiromi when they come back to Utsunomiya in the summer.
I've known both these girls since they were in kindergarten! I was teaching them at the kindergarten when they were there and after that off and on privately. Doesn't that make me feel old!
I decided to make a great babaloa recipe from my friend, Eiko-san to serve the girls and it really was delicious. Unfortunately I had planned to make it in a gelatin mold but when I got to the "pour into mold" part I couldn't find my mold! I must have tossed it in one of my cleaning sprees. I know I had one years ago... No longer in any cupboard though I looked high and low. The babaloa was still delicious.
Strawberry Babaloa
1 pack strawberries
2 egg yolks
4 tablespoons sugar
200 cc. milk
15 g gelatin
70 cc. water
22 cc. cream
- sprinkle gelatin over water and let set
- heat milk and sugar slightly, add gelatin
- add egg yolks
- blend strawberries, milk mixture, and cream in blender
- pour into mold and let set two hours
- serve with strawberry sauce or jam
2 comments:
Hi Tanya! I think that you are really a very nice person and that you are sweet like the sweets that I saw in the picture. ciao ciao and have a nice weekend
Great looking girls holding great looking quilts. :)
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