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| papaya and lemon balm |
Take a ripe papaya and cut it up into bite size cubes. I use about 1 1/2 cups worth. I love the big papaya's that I can buy at the Rancho Markets and the more orange/yellow with almost spots on it the sweeter. Next I grab some lemon balm leaves, rinsed and patted dry, I would say about 2 tablespoons worth. Cut them up or just tear with your hands, I like big leaves of it with my fruit. Sprinkle lemon balm over the papaya.
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| add some lemon zest |
This makes a great breakfast, or even dessert if you so choose.
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| add lime juice if so desired and enjoy! |
. Then it would get soupy, but that's a different story.
So we had a lime and a papaya out our window, and we were goofing off one day when we saw a friend down in the parking lot below our room. We thought it would be fun to get his attention by dropping the lime in his direction. Now in my defense may I just state we were college freshman and had not yet taken physics. That's my excuse for what happened next. We were laughing so we didn't really see the full accident, however I do remember hearing a thoop sound. Only way to describe it. We looked out the window and saw a perfect hole in his front windshield right above the steering wheel. The lime went through the glass. Okay maybe this is where I should mention I dropped it from our room which is five stories above where he was parked. Yea about that lack of physics.... Good news is it went through the windshield, which I still feel bad about. Bad news is I was aiming at him. No wait reverse that. I never can get good/bad news right.
So see limes can be real party crashers, you have to watch out for them!
Enjoy!



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