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Jellied Pineapple Rings by Treava Pegg
East Gwillimbury, Ontario, CAFond memories of Jellied Pineapple Rings, they were a treat my mother made when I was a kid. For the Handpicked Design Challenge.
Food Geometry by Karen Dreyfus
Salt Lake City, Utah, USI love the shapes of fruit specially when cut.
Mom's Baked Alaska by Gina M. Brown
Williamsburg, Michigan, USFood Geometry.
One of Mom's many famous deserts was her individual Baked Alaskas. She usually made them with French Vanilla ice cream (Dad's favorite), but I thought it would be fun to pair the pineapple and coconut with raspberry ice cream instead.
Food Geometry: P & P Salad by Kate Rochester
Nottingham, GBPomegranate and pineapple give this fresh, herby, crisp salad a fruity tang!
Dad’s Christmas Salad by Karen Burns, The Warped Spinster
Council Bluffs, Iowa, USDad could take or leave anything about holiday dinners—except this salad. It made Christmas for him, and now it does for us, too.
Pina Colada Pool Party by Katia Bulbenko
Weehawken, NJ, USBirthday Bash! When life gives you pineapples...add rum! Cool off and celebrate the day with this classic frozen cocktail by the pool.
Fancy Pineapple Party by jesa behe
Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, DEI would love to have a Birthday Bash with these fancy pineapples.
Superfood Superhero Smoothies by Amiee Sue Malott
Brighton, Mi, USSmoothies with superfoods in them! This is one of the best ways to make sure you have a super start to your day!
Super Food Super Smoothie Bowl by Mackinzie Rekers
Coralville, Iowa, USA delicious bowl of super food fruits and veggies.
SUPER FOODS by Jane Pakis
CARMEL VALLEY, California, USNature has give us an abundance of super foods, but not one SINGLE food can be expected to do it all!
Superfood yoghurt bowl by Sarah Burghardt
Munich, Bavaria, DEA healthy way to enjoy superfoods in the morning
The Thirsty Bulldog Cocktail by Melissa Fouch Machowski
Austin, Texas, USMy husband and I wrote this recipe as a gift and signature cocktail for our trip to Hawaii to celebrate my parents' 50th wedding anniversary. Inspired by a misunderstanding on a patio somewhere in Oregon. My parents overheard a nearby table ask the waiter for a "Thirsty Bulldog". Intrigued, they asked the waiter if they could have one as well. It was not a cocktail, but rather the people had asked the waiter for water for their thirsty bulldog who was under the table enjoying the shade. My husband loves to create cocktails, and thus the amusing story became a beloved tropical cocktail. Side note: The house we rented in Hawaii was owned by a man who had a bulldog named Boozer. So if you make this drink in the blender as a frozen drink, you'll be drinking a "Thirsty Boozer".
Rainbow Smoothies by Ruth Hickson
Stroud, Goucestershire, GBI'm not sure what the collective noun for smoothies is but rainbow seems pretty appropriate in this case!
