While you're here, would you mind saying that prayer to good St. Joseph? =======>
I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
He was out very late, and consequently I need a cup of coffee.
I'd like one of these:
But this one would be Out of This World:
One of the shows I saw last night was Unwrapped (I think) on the Food Network. Did you know there is a Seattle Barista Academy where people learn this art form? Latte Art.
Who knew there was such a thing?
Beginners start out with things like hearts. You know, I'd be perfectly content to stop there----a nice latte made With Love.
So pretty and delicate. Just amazing!
It's like a tattoo for your cappuccino!
I love this one with the delicate palm frond and the chocolate squiggles (that's a totally lame word for something so pretty!).
It makes me want to go out and buy a super-expensive coffee maker so I can make these at home!
All photos from LatteArt.org
You mean that doesn't just happen when you pour in your cream? I thought I was missing out because I drink it black! (kidding ;-P )
ReplyDeletePS Petitioning St. Joe!
ReplyDeleteCalling on St. Joeseph for you. Our family just went through a round of job drama and so forth. It can be draining on everyone.
ReplyDeletePS. I wonder who your midwife was, did her name begin with an M? I had a traumatic delivery when Jake was born, we were in the same area I think.
ReplyDeleteAnd Happy Birthday to LP!
Seeking intercession from St. Joseph for this job interview. :) Such a nerve wracking time isn't it?
ReplyDeleteThere is also a latte school in Vancouver, so fun, so neat and so tempting. I want one. Right now. Yum! hehehe
Giving St. Joe a little nudge. Of course.
ReplyDeleteLove the coffee shots, but that is hard to do with coconut oil ;-). I make crema all the time with a tall glass and a whisk (just nuke the milk a little) works like a charm everytime.
coolness.....
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