I have not been catching the sunrises lately, but we have had several bright
days in a row.
Little Wonder was very happy that Pam was in class today.
He looks forward to all the attention she gives him.
One of my students (Anita) brought me a jar of sourdough starter which I promptly
turned over to my favorite baker (Carina) a couple of weeks ago, and today she presented me with the first loaf. It was still warm when I got back to the farm and we had to do a taste test! Delicious!
Gary has been working on the hall and stairway and will have completed painting it soon. He had to do some wall repairs first as we had a leak that made a mess last year.
After we had all new windows put in, he was motivated to paint the entire upstairs.
4 bedrooms, a bathroom and now this.
I will take you on a tour when everything is set up.
The other day when I was at Wegmans, Chef Paul was giving out samples of these delicious fries. Not potatoes! His were crinkle cut butternut squash fries.
I just happened to have a squash at home so I cut it into thick strips. The recipe called for a tablespoon of dried sage....voila! Right outside the kitchen our sage plant from last summer was sticking out of the snow and Gary picked enough leaves for me to throw in a pan with melted butter (browned). Then, I added the squash and continued turning it for about 12 minutes until it was soft.
I served it with open faced organic cheeseburgers with fried onions,
the squash fries and coleslaw.
Flavorific!
You have to try this!
Night all.
1 comment:
A superb meal, I must try those fries, we can get butternuts here easily, in the years we don't grow them ourselves.
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