buco pandan ice cream and ice pop
The lawn and everything else are growing and turning bright green at last after months of boring and colorless winter months. My pimiento,
lara (Philippine sweet pepper), and Meyer lemon plants are now fruiting and the markets have abundant supply of USA-grown vegetables such as asparagus. I can't wait for the burst of yellows and reds at the farmers market as well as my own potted vegetable garden. And I'll be making lots of buco-pandan ice cream and ice pops to cool us off during the steamy summer season.
this Spanish pimiento will turn bright red and very sweet when ripe
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Ay oggi, I like that color, malamig sa mata! Did you make the ice cream? I wonder...:D
beautiful color for an ice cream! your pepper looks juicy!
green, esp light green, is very spring-like...we are just starting to green up around here in my area...
vibrant green on that pepper! love it:) and those desserts sound and look good too:) i should really give gardening a shot...hmmm.
Homemade ice cream? Very cool idea indeed! :)
Jay, we all scream for ice cream.:)
G, I made the ice cream from scratch.:)
Luna Miranda, thanks.:)
Manang, I like the mint green color of the buco pandan flavoring.
Ces, thanks. I think I have brown thumb, my plants are usually hit or miss. Some grow really well, others don't bloom/fruit properly.:)
Pinky, it's better than store-bought kasi I use less sugar.:)
Oh what pretty green colors! Green really does mean spring to me and I love ice cream!!! :)
nakakainggit ka at my garden ka diyan. i have 5 pots of herbs and i think they're barely surviving after the unusually cold winter here in Miami... that buko pandan icecream sounds delish! that's just what I need here in Miami.. it already feels like summer here.
JMom, buco pandan is a very good ice cream flavor, one of my favorites.:)
Jescel, I wanted to plant them in a raised bed but I'm no carpenter and don't know how to build beds. Sa pots na lang.:)
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