Showing posts with label Yummy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yummy. Show all posts

August 4, 2010

~Shabby Pink Sweetness~





Hello Friends~I've been busy all morning in my studio...mostly cleaning out the cobwebs..it's been so long that I've actually worked in there! Oh well, I'm BACK! Here's a cute little booty Ornie for my EBAY shop. Isn't she darling? I just love pink Squiggle Chenille!
The weather remains the same-humid, rainy, overcast! But it's so nice to be busy and creating again. It seems sometimes I am so uninspired, and then-all of a sudden I'm BAAACK!! It's so good to be back. Hugs~

August 1, 2010

Supremes de Volaille aux Champignons!


Hello friends!
In my previous post I wrote to you about a wonderful book that I was reading about the life of Julia Child, "My Life In France." This book inspired me to try one of her recipes! Since this book has no recipes, I found one of her recipes online. Supremes de Volaille aux Champignons (Chicken Breasts with Mushrooms and Cream.) I know what you are thinking....and NO this is NOT DIET FOOD! But it was the most incredible dinner I've had in a very long time. It looked so beautiful I even took a picture of it. Of course with my limited photography skills it didn't turn out well(it was yellowed) so then I tried to photoshop it a bit (another skill in which I am sorely lacking) and this is the best I could do. But I wanted to share with you the fablous meal we had last night. I shopped at the farmers market in the morning so everything was fresh! I served the chicken with swiss chard, steamed and tossed with olive oil and fresh pressed garlic. A slice of homemade wheat bread on the side. What a great meal! Now my goal is to locate a first addition of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" as I discovered that I loved the process of putting together a meal worth the effort! And truly it wasn't difficult. Chicken breasts, shallots, mushrooms, wine, lemon, cream, parsley and beef stock. A little olive oil as well. Today a salad! I ate only 1/2 of a chicken breast, and all of the greens. I was full and very, very satisfied. What a GREAT meal! Nothing processed-nothing canned-just REAL food. I found the recipe on Janet Keeler's Fabulous Blog Tampabay.com

February 1, 2010

~Cutie Pie Quilt for Haiti Finished!~







Some of you might know that I have been working on a quilt for a young girl in Haiti. In spite of the fact that Haiti has a tropical climate, quilts are not just for warmth-they are also for comfort, and these little ones need comfort for sure. Huggable comfort...Since I cannot be there to give them a squeeze and offer encouragement, I'm sending this quilt along instead. So far, "Quilts for Haiti" has collected almost 50 quilts to send to the children of Haiti. Here's the one I'm sending. Bright, bold, happy colors in pink (of course).



Blessings~