さっきの記事に書いてないこともあるから、
英語の記事も読んでみてねぇ
後写真も追加しときましたぁ
About the blog article I just wrote a few minutes ago.
Today was my sister's middle school graduation.
Congratulation!!
Of course I was in charge of today's dinner.
These day's cooking is getting quite familiar for me,
and I feel more relied on cooking.
Today's dinner was,
"Minestrone" and "Carpaccio of smoked salmon and avocado" with bread.
This time I kept off from baking a bread.
From my experience, I know I would of failed today's dinner loosing too much time on baking the bread.
These are the picture of it!
"Minestrone"

I put bunch of vegetables in it!
Tomato, Potato, Mushrooms, Celery, Corn, Onion, Eggplant, Garlic.
All the tasty flavors of the vegetables were extracted into the soup and it was very delicious!
"Carpaccio"

The ingredients are,
smoke salmon, sliced onion, avocado and yellow paprika.
Today I made a hand made dressing for it too.
But what I worked hard on the most was the dessert.
You can see the picture in the blog article I wrote just before.
Usually I make cookies or cakes for dessert,
but today's the day to congratulate my sisters' graduation,
so I tried thinking of a dessert setting the theme, "sakura" and something she is not allergic to.
And I got to the conclusion of making a agar jelly!
I made two colors of jelly.
A light pink jelly and a dark pink jelly.
I used a sakura shaped mold, to hollow out a sakura shaped jelly from the light colored jelly.
The jelly left from using of the sakura shape,
I changed it into small pulp forms of jelly (the top picture in the article before), also the same with the dark colored jelly .
It was similar to making a mushed potato.
This is only at a point if preparation (second picture in the article before).
I put it into a clear glass,
in the order of,
light pink jelly pulp,
dark pink jelly pulp,
clear gelatin,
strawberries (floating),
and foamed gelatin (the white part. See the fourth picture in the article before).
It's my first experience,
taking 2 hours for just a dessert made of jelly!
But it's grateful for my family to be happy with dessert,
and I really like it's appearance.
If I use green colored jelly for this dessert,
I could make this for Hinamatsuri too.
I put the pulp leftovers in my parents liquor (The very bottom picture in the article before).
Looks really beautiful and fascinating.
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