I wanted to start a Leap Year tradition that my childrens' children would continue to enjoy. I thought and thought and then it hit me--Fish 'n Chips! Now, if you're like my husband you think on an obscure plane and have no idea how fish and chips are in any way related to Leap Year.
Follow me here. Leap, jump, kangaroo, Australia, fish and chips. Ridiculously simple, I know. And if you're thinking that fish and chips are an English thing and not an Autralian thing, let me correct you now before we have to call my Kiwi friend, Melissa Nakaya, again to settle any disputes. Other than her family, that deep fried delicacy is the one thing she misses from home. I told her that if it turned out well I would make it again and have her over for dinner sometime, which means we'll still have to be friends February 29, 2016 because that's the next time I'm going to make this dish. Not only is it a little labor intensive, but my arteries need some time to cool off.
5 comments:
Way to start a tradition!! By the way, my class went really well...and it's over!
Looks yummy, but you are right probably best to have only every 4 years.
It was fantastic. And the house still smells of cod on the 3rd of March. Did you know that cod fisheries are what made transatlantic exploration possible in the 15th and 16th Centuries?
Great idea! You are always so clever. We need a Leap Year tradition in our home...
Andy your a geek.
Hillary it better not be 4 years before you make this for me.
Come on man...........
I hope we're still friend then too, if we're not it'll be because you've found out your too cool for me and my charade will be over.
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