A few tasty morsels from the allotment this week – and look – no twisty carrots this year. Stump rooted varieties suit my soil better.
Freshly Dug
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Knitsister
/ August 6, 2011Just caught up with all your lovely recent blog posts, as always you are a real busy bee. Missed you at F&C’s new grand opening yesterday which was great and the ‘new’ shop looks so wonderful. Hope to catch up with you soon. x
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frayedattheedge
/ August 6, 2011Do you have Jamie Oliver’s ‘At Home’ book – I made a very good recipe during the week with carrots and beetroot (and pork chops)….. definitely a book for someone with an allotment or productive garden!
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Tracey Todhunter
/ August 7, 2011Glad you like the new shop, Thursday was exhausting – putting all that yarn on the shelves with no time for fondling new arrivals! Hope to see you in a few weeks when all the holidays are over. Tx
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Tracey Todhunter
/ August 7, 2011Yes, I have got that one Anne, lots of lovely quick and simple recipes.
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Ali
/ August 7, 2011mmmm what a yummy harvest – love all the different sizes and earthy bits!!
xxx Ali
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