Stories Collected While Living in France
A simple soup to sing to the soul:
gather sun-kissed strawberries,
with a large goblet measure one, and some more of water,
raise the glass high as you pour in double of champagne,
Three loving spoonfuls of sugar, and six if your tooth is sweet,
Splash in grand mariner,
blend in fresh cream, until the berries are pink.
The exact measurements I whispered into the ear of this Greek god.
so simple and elegant…
Oh how wonderful and delightful…….
The Greek God’s have blessed you well with your magic potion you sang to them so sweetly and divine!
Happy Mother’s Day my precious one……YOu make my soul sing each day!
I am so happy in God’s great plan He allowed our paths to cross while we were on His earth!
Blessings~
Love Jeanne
Ontario Canada
hmmm. i think i’ll have to try this today!
WOWZA! I love this layout Corey 🙂 BRAVO Very nice entry too
Ummmm, delicious. I can’t wait for vacation so I can concentrate on this and the lovely tomato soup.
Yeah for the strawberry soup receipe! Something I would have never known if I hadn’t met you and your blog. 🙂
What a temptation…
I’ll be making this for myself as a special treat this weekend!!
Yes!!! Sounds soooo delightful! (you are a delight)!
Oooo – I like Greek gods ( I know of a waiter at small Greek restaurant in Seattle which would qualify – yummy) Love the recipe. Thanks for sharing.
The nectar of the gods!
Ambrosia!
Mmmmm, lovely. I can make this recipie and not mess it up!
a.
Beautiful! Except I’ve had a bad experience with a Greek god, and would prefer to leave him out of the equation!
Sounds Heavenly – as only one in France could dream…
yum, yum, yummy!
Your Greek god is not the only one who is tempted…this sounds oh so lovely! Thank you Corey.
Locked inside his own stone world and yet I can still see his lips trembling in anticipation:)
this image is so playful… you crack me up! i can picture the color blossoming in the statue’s cheeks at the first taste of your marevelous strawberry soup. happy mother’s day to you, my sweet friend!
This one is definitely for me! The poetry is even more delicious!
wow
Yuuummm…
I am going to try this on our Anniversary!
Xo
MB
such a funny,charming, classy,yummy, edible post
thank you for the recipe !!!
I hope he was listening carefully and that he’ll whisper it to me….
I really like your photos
Bubbles and a kiss from me
Your words are musical, and they make me wish I had a Greek Goddess close by……
And the Greek have a word for it, too. Ambrosia.
YUMMO!!!This post was a seduction!!
Perfect. Romantic. Delicious.
I spent some summers of my youth picking strawberries in Oregon. I can still smell the berries, and The memories are of sweet sunshine….until SMACK – the oversized, overripe strawberry my brother picked is splattered all over my face.
Thanks Corey for sharing your very poetic recipe!
love it corey!
you always make the ordinary sound so incredibly extraordinary!!!!
🙂 mary ann
Perfection!
Mmmmmmmm! Summer’s delight!
It reminds me of my grandpa, and his strawberry patch. Good stuff. 😉
🙂
ooh i’m so glad – i emailed you to ask about this recipe, but the email didn’t go through for some reason. thank you!!
can’t wait to make this…
maybe top it with creme fraiche? 😛
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