We spent the morning hanging around the cabin. Breakfast was
late because we were busy taking pictures of loons from 7:45 to 8:30. Lots of
pictures of loons.
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Loon parent |
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Wait for me! |
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Breakfast |
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Stretch! |
When it was time to start cooking, I washed my new angel
food cake pan and tried it out as a corn cutter. I got the idea from a video on the internet.
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The pan, the corn |
I put the ear in the hole in the middle,
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Starting position |
Pushed down,
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Pushed down |
And pulled up the ear with only the middle kernels cut off
and caught in the cake pan. Hmm. Our ears must be smaller than the ones in the
video. You just can’t believe everything you see on YouTube.
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Perhaps the middle third was stripped of kernels. Oh well. |
I cut off the rest of the kernels with a knife and proceeded
to make corn and potatoes. Jane played with my camera, capturing this shot of
me in the tiny kitchen. The only things not in this picture are the dwarf
refrigerator and a table just large enough to hold a microwave on a shelf
underneath.
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Prepping in the tiny kitchen |
Here is our breakfast cooking. Fried corn and potatoes is on
the left, the stuff for eggs ‘n’ stuff is sauteing on the right.
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Fried corn and potatoes, left; green pepper, onion, cherry tomatoes, grilled zucchini, right. |
Here’s the final product.
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Eggs 'n' stuff, corn and potatoes, bacon |
We foraged among the leftovers for lunch. Jane wanted to
take a drive around Hungry Jack Lake. We didn’t see any wildlife. The road on
the south side of the lake looked like it went around the end of the lake to
the north road, but it did not. Still, we’d never been down that road, and it
was interesting to see what the other side of the houses we could see across
the bay looked like.
At happy hour, we discovered that we had gotten corn “street”
tortillas instead of flour. That was a disappointment, but I buttered both
sides and fried them up in the skillet. What’s not to like? We had margarita,
tortillas and salsa before dinner
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Happy hour |
And beef fajitas with green pepper and onions for dinner. And
more margaritas.
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Beef fajita for supper |
It was a lazy summer day, just what vacation should be.
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