First corn
This is why I love Grosse Lisse...
big and meaty without many seeds.
Tomato, bocconcini, basil,
with salt and pepper and a drizzle of good olive oil.
Freshly dug potatoes, eggs from the girls, chives and a bit of mayo.
Simply fresh picked beans, crumbled feta and a little more olive oil.
Apart from the cheeses, salt and pepper and olive oil...
ALL HOME GROWN...
now that is what I call a feast.
This looks very delicious to me!
ReplyDeleteThis is the payoff...YUM! and doesn't it taste better than anything you get from a supermarket.
ReplyDeleteLooks good but I just don't like olive oil. I know I am strange but it doesn't taste good to me.
ReplyDeleteHazel, its all amazing,,I just love the Summer time of picking and eating from the garden..I bet that all tasted as wonderful as it looks....
ReplyDeleteHazel, what a magnificent feast. Home grown just cannot be replicated by supermarkets.
ReplyDeleteDear Cook,
ReplyDeleteI am very good at washing up, mopping floors and anything else that may need doing. Ask me over any time.
You are making me hungryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! SPW
ReplyDeleteWhere's my invite?
ReplyDeleteYum! Your summer harvest is fantastic- cook must have done a great job watering those veggies whilst you lay on the beach! HDW
ReplyDeleteIt all looks like a picture from a good cookbook. Well done!
ReplyDeleteYummo!!
ReplyDeleteI am suddenly very hungry...
ReplyDelete~S.
Yummo now thats what i call home grown goodness!!
ReplyDeleteHeidi.
Oh yum, yum, yum.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love summer? dee-licious!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous looking food! A mistake that I read this whilst hungry, I'm craving for some potato/egg/mayo salad now!!
ReplyDeleteYou've given me a reason to live until summer, I shall survive this winter in anticipation of fresh vegetables and feta. Could you make your own feta if you had useful goats instead of the wrecking crew?
ReplyDeleteA beautiful fresh healthy delish feast!!!
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