Umbrellas! Oh my gosh, so cute.
I quilted s.i.d. around all the applique, then quilted the umbrella spokes. Next, an echo-ey meander filled in with splish-splashes.
GARDEN UPDATE
Cabbage - check, Peas - check
Potatoes - check, check, check, check, check, check..... Good lord.
Zucchini in the cutting garden - check
Cherry tomatoes almost ready to eat -check
Now, can anyone tell me what friggin' rodent is digging this tunnel EVERY SINGLE DAY? I fill in this hole every day, and every day it reappears. It's getting a little bit tiresome.
RECIPE
We have been eating asparagus for quite a while and now I'm also picking peas every day. Yum. These combine really nicely in the following recipe.
I quilted s.i.d. around all the applique, then quilted the umbrella spokes. Next, an echo-ey meander filled in with splish-splashes.
GARDEN UPDATE
Cabbage - check, Peas - check
Potatoes - check, check, check, check, check, check..... Good lord.
Zucchini in the cutting garden - check
Cherry tomatoes almost ready to eat -check
Now, can anyone tell me what friggin' rodent is digging this tunnel EVERY SINGLE DAY? I fill in this hole every day, and every day it reappears. It's getting a little bit tiresome.
RECIPE
We have been eating asparagus for quite a while and now I'm also picking peas every day. Yum. These combine really nicely in the following recipe.
Sautéed Asparagus and
Peas
By Jennifer Segal
Servings: 4
Total Time: 15
Minutes
Ingredients
·
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
·
1/4 cup minced shallots
·
1 bunch thin asparagus spears, ends trimmed, cut into
1-1/2-inch pieces on a diagonal
·
1 cup thawed frozen peas ** I've been using large dice of fresh peas in the pod
·
Salt
·
Freshly ground black pepper
·
1 teaspoon honey
Instructions
1.
Melt the butter in a
medium saucepan over medium-low heat. Add the shallots and cook, stirring
frequently, until soft and translucent, 4-5 minutes.
2.
Add the asparagus, ¼
teaspoon salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste. Continue cooking over
medium-low heat, stirring frequently so the shallots don't burn, for about 5
minutes or until tender-crisp. Add the peas and honey and cook about one
minute more until the peas are warmed through. Add more salt and pepper to
taste (I usually add about 1/8 teaspoon more salt and a few twists of pepper)
and serve.
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Skunks might dig like that. Or a groundhog? I don't wish either on you. Good luck
ReplyDeleteIt's not a skunk, there is no smell. Groundhog? Hmm, perhaps.
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