Adding height and design to the breakfast buffet,
it was fun to admire the artistry required to create these carvings. It wasn't until I saw the sprigs of rosemary poking out of this last watermelon that I realized I needed to take pictures of these fun creations.
Once the pictures were taken, it was time to decide what I should put on my plate, no easy feat there either. Fortunately, everything was well labeled in Spanish and English.
This Brazo Reyna was interesting, unusual, pretty, and tasty.
There was a wide variety of breakfast foods, something for everyone, including omelets, waffles, fruits and more. One morning, I enjoyed a glass of Watermelon Juice with Hibiscus which was such a pretty rosy color with a predominant watermelon flavor. Alas, I regret I didn't try the Green Drink with a parsley base. Too many choices and not enough time to take photographs of everything!
4 comments:
Don't you hate when that happens! I always think about the photo after I have taken a bite or it's gone! Like that watermelon. I think you should be practicing, Nancy!
What a fun and beautiful breakfast buffet!
The buffet does look delicious. The watermelon are so beautiful~ I can see why you would want to photograph them, I would too.
How fun to try all these pretty and new foods on a family vacation! Love the thought of the watermelon juice. And those carved watermelons ... amazing!
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