If you haven't noticed {haha or just hate us!?} after however many, many times I post photos of the ocean on this blog... we can't seem to get enough of it. We are water babies! My sweet husband took me up north to stay the night in a hotel as a birthday getaway yesterday. He knows how to make me feel so special. Thank you, God, for my Cam!! We spent most of the day walking the beach and getting a good dose of vitamin d. It rains almost the entire winter season out here, but every so often ... continue reading...
Northern Okinawa, Salmon Ceviche & Grilled Crostini
Back on New Years, Cam and I hiked up north and cooked dinner with good friends {hi Nick & Manda!} who had the great idea to make a bunch of different tapas, each of us creating one or two of them. Cam thinks he can't cook {so not true!} but blew us all away with the best dishes of the night. It was a really fun way to all cook together and was absolutely delicious. Out of it came this salmon ceviche -- loaded with fresh cilantro, tomatoes, avocado, red onion, and lemon + lime juice. The ... continue reading...
Lemon Cranberry Scones Inspired by Arrowtown, NZ
The delicious warm scones and coffee Cam and I loved from the Arrowtown Bakery inspired me to come home and create my own. Fresh cranberries and lemon are a great combination, and chopped mint leaves could also go really well. I made these more like mini scones thinking they would last longer that way... they did not! Simple Lemon Cranberry Scones {makes 5 large scones or 8-10 small} 1 C fresh cranberries 1 lemon 1 1/2 C organic all-purpose flour 1/2 C almond flour {or ... continue reading...
Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
I've said it on here before and I'll likely be saying it for the rest of my life! New Zealand is the most gorgeous place we've ever seen. It's hard to tell from my photos but Lake Tekapo is a brilliant turquoise when the sun is shining, creating a magnificent sight with the Alps, fields of purple lupines and the Church of the Good Shepherd encircling it. It's also one of the best places in the Southern Hemisphere to see the night sky. Unfortunately for us, it rained almost the entire time we ... continue reading...
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