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The stew decanted into a bail jar, for storage in the fridge when it cools down a bit.
This should give 5 servings (with some crusty bread, for example). A glass of wine, of course!
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The pink flowers are red valerian; introduced to England in the 1600s, it is now wild. A great source of nectar for bees, butterflies, and other insects. Here it is growing from this old stone wall (seemingly, its preferred habitat - walls, cracks in stone, etc).
I like the color green.
This is full of good stuff.
It makes me feel good and strong.
So why does it taste foul?!
Here's today's mise en place. Next time I'll have more butter beans and a lemon or two.
Celery (allergen) and a carrot or three as wel. The delivery to the supermarket was delayed today, hence I missed them out.
It was received well.
These pictures are records for the kitchen inspector as much as anything.
The puller on the zip on my fave jeans failed so I sent away for a replacement kit. Of course, none of them fit. That's why standards are so important: GOST, DIN, ISO, ASA, BS, EU Norm, and so on.
But in the process I learned that Sunbach invented the fastener and Goodrich named it and YKK makes most of them.
At least my 501s have got buttons!
In honor of November's COP at Belem, here is my latte art that illustrates the passage of ocean currents. Also I can't do latte art 😁
I've been reading about the benefits of adding chia seeds to the diet. I've combined soaking chia in water for a minute or two, to allow the mucilage (great word) to develop, with one of my citrus winter shots. It's very pleasant and might even do me good.
Pump up the volume and get on down. My kitchen floor is a great dance space and big enough for a party.
As we age it's important to keep mobile. Any time is good for dancing at any age. If you have ADHD then dancing is a fantastic way to deal with things like overwhelm and even procrastination.
Dance beats are a tad quicker than in the original disco days so i have to work harder. That's true in many things.
Such is the name of my favorite tulip, and this is her shade. The purple carrots have been scrubbed but not peeled; topped. tailed, and sliced down the middle.
Last night's batch after an overnight cooking.
Seriously 'robust' flavors from the olives and anchovies, but not fishy. Bulgur wheat absorbed liquid released by the root veggies.
Kitchen smells nice.
Made for a very fortifying breakfast!
I am listing this in my recipe book as Stufato - hotchpotch if you prefer 😁
One of the wonderful things about Lancaster is the genuine sense of community. On the site of a former quarry is now a community garden, and here is the community compost heap!
It helps to make money go further by growing your own stuff, and it brings people together in common tasks, and enhances wellbeing in all sorts of ways.
You can read more about it, here:
The bus floor is covered with this jolly stuff. Designed to be grippy if damp (it often is here) and to hide dirt during the course of the day. The colors are uplifting too
More clever industrial design.
The finished article. Can serve with salad and a lemon dressing but i chose some pickles. It will do.
Emerging from the depths of a hollow, rotting tree. Beetles and bacteria turn this massive oak into a fine brown dust. Amazing and beautiful.
Happy pines border the raging river below.
Or maybe they are on a mountainside.
Or maybe you can tell me 👍
Half wholemeal, half white flour, with caraway seeds and torn sage leaves. I added 10% extra water to account for the seeds and leaves.
Canal & River Trust was founded in 2012. The charity cares for a network of about 2000 miles of waterways.
Seeded rye and spelt bread. I've used 30g each of sunflower, pumpkin, and sesame seeds.
The rye seems to have helped the dough rise more than a plain spelt mix.
US460 east of Windsor a light afternoon shower falling over Lake Prince. The setting Sun illuminated the shower.
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Polari is seldom heard in this area. Or so I thought. But have you ever zhuzhed up your place before visitors arrive? Well that's a polari word. Argot, slang, dialect, have always fascinated me.
As for Gertrude Stein's book, Food, it is not a recipe book. Now I need to find a copy of the Alice B. Toklas Cookbook. it contains some seriously interesting recipes.
The Bookish Type is a lovely bookshop in Leeds. Their mail order service is excellent. I hope to see their dolly eeks before too long.