Sunrise 27 December 2008
It’s another beautiful winter’s day in Kuwait. The bone-chilling cold has gone – for the moment, anyway – and the days are balmy high sixty’s (Fahrenheit) – low seventies. At night, you get to wear a light sweater. It is heaven.
The market is still full of Kuwaiti shrimp, which disappear around the 15th of January, when the season finishes. Meanwhile – a feast!
AdventureMan and I are dining on leftovers these days, sounds bad, but Christmas leftovers are the best. Flavors have time to mellow and marry, and we’d rather eat these leftovers than go out to eat!
Smoked Salmon Spread:
Rouladen:
Cranberry Salad:
The faucet in my kitchen is fixed, thanks be to God!
Have a great day, Kuwait.
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Beautiful day indeed! *goes climbing*
The shrimp looks delicious.
I am liking the weather too 🙂 Specially with our event.. its awesome and I am enjoying it. Shrimps looks delish
A great day for climbing, Mac. 🙂 You need to visit the Western part of the USA for some world-class climbing!
Oh Ansam, it didn’t get any better than yesterday and today for event weather. 🙂 Hope you had a great success with the flea market!
shrimp does look all fleshy and tempting, have to visit the market soon! 🙂
so that is cranberry salad, nothing like what id imagined!! 🙂 what are the other ingredients? is it like the beetroot that turns everything else a deep red?
Soon, Onlooker! They will close the season on Kuwaiti shrimp soon!
Lucky lucky you – I gave the recipe for Cranberry Salad earlier on the blog. Just click on the blue type and you will learn exactly how to make it. 🙂