Seems
I went on a blog hiatus, I think my creative juices were no longer flowing but
I will see if I can recap the last week.
On June 26 we cruised from Berg Bay to
Thom’s Place, a bay we’ve never explored. Once again it was FULL of crab pots
and unfortunately the more predatory black flies, deer flies, whatever they
are, and mosquitos. We had a lazy day hanging out, went kayaking and exploring
but no bears. Very hot again. Since I don’t have much to write about for this
day, I am going to relay a story for you cooks. I’ve been reading about the
hack where you put your ripe avocados in the fridge submerged in water to
preserve them for future use, and I am here to tell you it WORKS! I had 3 ripe
avocados, not overly ripe but just the perfect state where you’d make guacamole
or cut them up for a sandwich, a little firm but ripe. I couldn’t use them so
decided to try this method. Using a 12” tall cylindrical glass vase, I put 2 of
them in the vase and submerged in water. I placed the third one on top
partially submerged, and put the whole thing at the back of my fridge and
pretty much forgot about them. 3 weeks later I decided to see if they were indeed
edible, cracked them open and they were perfectly green, still firm, perfectly
ripe for guacamole. It really does work! The partially submerged one fared well
but was starting to get mealy so my conclusion is that it’s imperative they are
submerged. Can’t tell you how many avocados I’ve thrown overboard or away
because they are past their prime. My life with avocados is changed forever! I
love learning new cooking hacks.
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Our view this morning in Berg Bay, if only the flies would leave us alone |
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Carnage from yesterday's fly wars |
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Scott and Lisa enjoying a paddle in Thom's Place |
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