Delicious lunch today. The only two things on my plate which were not home grown were an avocado and some Port Salut Cheese, even the salad dressing was homemade with extra virgin olive oil, lemon juice, salt and home grown herbs.
Menu.
Drink. Apple Juice made with apples from the garden
First Course
Lollo rosso lettuce mixed with a small grated courgette and shredded dandelion leaves.
Mixture of runner beans, carrots and the last of my new potatoes with chopped chives in home made mayonnaise
Cherry tomatoes.
Cucumber with a little celery salt.
Avocado with a dash of vegetarian Worcester sauce.
Dessert.
Plain Yoghurt with summer fruit jelly made last year.
Yummy, yummy for the tummy, as my young grandchildren say.
Mind you, I couldn't do so much organic gardening without a gardener who comes once a fortnight and does all the heavy work.
Rosemary Morris is interested in all things historical and organic gardening. New release. Tangled Love a romantic historical 27 01 2012 MuseItUp publisher
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Saturday, 30 August 2014
Wednesday, 14 May 2014
Reading and Gardening
Yesterday, - unusually - I didn't have time to post anything. In the evening I stayed up until after midnight reading Stolen, Escape from Syria - A mother's terrifying journey to rescue her kidnapped child - by Louise Monaghan, who fell in love with a Syrian with terrible consequences. After he kidnapped their daughter, May, I was hoping against hope that Louise and May would escape.
I woke late and gave up on writing my novel for today. Instead, I put up the bean poles for my runner beans.
The garden has been productive throughout the winter, and now there are plenty of herbs and the first spring vegetables, some of which I use to make a salad for lunch - the first broad beans dressed with homemade egg free mayonnaise and a little finely chopped sage, tender baby salad leaves with homemade salad dressing, and crisp radishes, delicious.
This evening I must go to bed early and get up earlier than usual to catch up with my writing.
I woke late and gave up on writing my novel for today. Instead, I put up the bean poles for my runner beans.
The garden has been productive throughout the winter, and now there are plenty of herbs and the first spring vegetables, some of which I use to make a salad for lunch - the first broad beans dressed with homemade egg free mayonnaise and a little finely chopped sage, tender baby salad leaves with homemade salad dressing, and crisp radishes, delicious.
This evening I must go to bed early and get up earlier than usual to catch up with my writing.
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