When The Clock Strikes Noon
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Cookies displayed in glass jars on a wooden shelf in a cozy kitchen setting
Spoonful of thick syrup being lifted from a jar captured in a natural setting
It turned out pretty tasty!
This photo shows a collection of rambutan fruits. These distinctive tropical fruits have a vibrant appearance with spiky, hair-like protrusions covering their exterior. The rambutans in this photo display a range of colors including red, pink, green, and yellow-orange hues, indicating various stages of ripeness. Rambutans are native to Southeast Asia and belong to the same family as lychee and longan. Beneath their hairy exterior is a translucent, sweet flesh that surrounds a single seed. The name "rambutan" comes from the Malay word for "hair," referring to the fruit's characteristic spiny appearance. These fruits are commonly sold in markets throughout Southeast Asia and have become increasingly available in other parts of the world as exotic fruits gain popularity.
The term "karaage" refers to the cooking method of frying food in oil, and while it can apply to various ingredients.
Enjoy a delicious grilled horse mackerel jurel garnished with fresh salad and traditional papas arrugas on a beautiful day in Lanzarote.
Enjoy a delicious dish of black rice cooked with assorted seafood in Lanzarote, Canary Islands, highlighting local culinary traditions.
The seasonal and healthy version of snacks.
Grown and harvested in Skåne.
Pilsen, Chicago, Illinois.
Thursday, May 22, 2025.
Pilsen, Chicago, Illinois.
Thursday, May 22, 2025.
