Saturday, July 29, 2006

Work in Progress

For My Donna Hay-ish Crostini

2006 blogathon 24 hours of blogging to raise money for food runners in san francisco on july 29th 2006

I am marinating some of those pretty courgettes "Zepher" we saw at the farmer's market earlier, in a mixture of olive oil, lemon juice, salt, pepper and fresh mint with a few of Henry's lemon and garlic green olives.

2006 blogathon 24 hours of blogging to raise money for food runners in san francisco on july 29th 2006

I am already starting to make a mess of my beautiful tidy kitchen.

2006 blogathon 24 hours of blogging to raise money for food runners in san francisco on july 29th 2006

Elegant Ladies: Peaches from Blossom Bluff Farms. And some sea beans from Far West Funghi inside the Ferry Plaza.

OK - back to the kitchen - this 24 hour blogging is much more difficult than I had expected...



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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous29/7/06 11:36

    that looks so yummy!

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  2. Anonymous29/7/06 11:57

    I am moving so sleep-soggy-slow this morning that I can't believe you've accomplished this much already. Very impressed!

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  3. Catherine29/7/06 12:21

    I have to say your photos on the fly are magnifique! These looks very lovely!

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