Sunday, May 26, 2013
Dal Giardino Alla Tavola... From The Garden To The Table...
The Pumpkins have been planted and i'm excited to see how that will go this year. If only they were as easy to grow as the herbs... Basil, Arugula, Italian Parsley, Italian Oregano, Chives, Borage, Thyme, Sage, Rosemary, Lavender , Lemon Verbena, and different types of Mint, all doing well, and looking so pretty . I made an Italian Parsley and Oregano Pesto with Walnuts as a change from Traditional Pesto and used it on Grilled Flatbread with Kalamata Olives. Grilled Salmon, simply topped, with a variety of chopped Herbs... Herb Blossoms to garnish Fresh Ricotta. Anna has lots of beautiful Apricots on her tree and gave me some to make a Tart. Puff Pastry, topped with Vanilla Bean Sugar Mascarpone , and Apricots, with Lemon Verbena.
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OmGosh! You have petite little pumpkins guarding your teen seedlings! How cute!
ReplyDelete...and the rest of this post? ...totally feeding all of my senses and my heart! YUM and YUM!
Thank you, Mary!
~Lynne
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Oooh my goodness Mary!... your photos are so beautiful!... everything looks delish!... I love herbs too and just posted about some of mine... I can't wait to plant more!... those apricots are beautiful, and I love love love your little pumpkins!... xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteYou have me feeling very hungry now with those wonderful pics of delicious foods and such! Good luck with your pumpkins, they aren't easy to grow - we usually only end up with a few. I have heard of milk feeding them, but that is entirely WAY TOO MUCH work.
ReplyDeleteChe bel post colorato! E quante cose deliziose!...
ReplyDeleteChe fortuna poter fare dal produttore al consumatore!!!
ReplyDeleteBuona settimana
Lieta
ma che bello il tuo blog, i fiori, il giardino, la tua cucina le torte....:)bellissimo! sono una tua nuova followers se ti va passa a trovrmi ciao simona http://simofimo.blogspot.it/
ReplyDeleteMary, such a lovely post. There is something so rewarding about growing your own veggies and herbs. You are a fabulous cook. I am hungry just looking at your fabulous photos. xo Linda
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so beautiful! I had no idea pumpkins were to be planted in May....I learn something new every day :o)
ReplyDelete~Des
Grazie per essere passata da me!:) ciao simona
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so lush and wonderful! Makes me want to start cooking!
ReplyDeleteMary,
ReplyDeleteYou planted pumpkins? I can't wait to see them this year. Oh my, these dishes that you made look delicious. My husband and son would love all these wonderful meals. Your garden is always a treat to see.
Love,
~Sheri
complimenti le foto sono davvero bellissime ...un abbraccio.
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