Goodness has it's own rewards
A trip to the garden yielded beautiful spinach, stopped by the chicken coop for brown eggs, headed for the cellar to last Falls' potatoes and onions, added a little cream and cheese ...
Mix it all together and bake ...
Gene ate two pieces
Have a wonderful weekend everyone
Gina
Divinely scrumptious Gina!!
ReplyDeleteand of course, i can't help noticing the beautiful ceramics surrounding you and i love these wooden accessories...
I'm so glad you like Gym's shop. You know she actually has an etsy shop. I'll tell her to put these cushions envelopes on it !
Have a wonderful week end !
xoxo
Lala
So simple. so beautiful..so perfect!
ReplyDeleteGina, how yummy and to just walk outdoors and do your grocery shoppping!
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Karena
Art by Karena
Your whole life is such an inspiration, Gina. How marvelous to create a meal from your own property! Have a wonderful weekend. xo – g
ReplyDeleteIs that your stovetop in the photo? Your kitchen looks magnificent - not surprised really!
ReplyDeleteDear Lala, My wooden kitchen implements come from different local markets. One of my favorites is the quirl from Germany. It's like a little food processor, only easier to clean. The other favorite is the "chocolate maker" from Mexico. I don't know how they use it but I use it when making preserves to mash delicate fruit.
ReplyDeleteDear Theresa, Some of the best things in life are those that are so very simple to make. It is nice of you to take the time to comment. I look forward to every one of them.
ReplyDeleteHi Karena, Thanks for the heads up on your give-a-way. And thanks for coming over to my blog. I think that is why we write our blogs, so we can share and become aquainted with friends from all over the world.
ReplyDeleteDear Georgianna, There is so much space and land around us that it would be a shame if we didn't take advantage of it. Now that a few things are growing outside it is this life that we enjoy. We will be working hard for a few months and then it is off to Paris and Morocco.
ReplyDeleteDear Francesca, Yes, that is my stove top. The carved column you see is really a pre-cast cement fireplace part painted with acrylic paints. There are two of them that hold up the hood. The hood is a simple wooden structure, clad with a hand painted tile mural.
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