The onions went in
on a perfect spring Sunday
Clara is happy.
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I'm Clara Parkes, author, knitter, and maker of sweet confections. I'm currently seeking the meaning of life from a farmhouse on the coast of Maine.
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- Peter Greweling: Chocolates and Confections - Formula, Theory, and Technique for the Artisan Confectioner
- Steve Sando and Vanessa Barrington: Heirloom Beans
- Edna Lewis: The Taste of Country Cooking
- Julia Child: Mastering the Art of French Cooking
- Irma Rombauer: The Joy of Cooking
- Marcella Hazan: Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking
- Madhur Jaffrey: A Taste of India
11 comments:
Oh, baby, it's onion time again - woo ha!
XOXO
What? The snow has melted? Way up in the far north Land O'Clara? Congratulations. Got that suntan yet?
See you soon - but not soon enough.
Oh yes, wasn't it a beautiful weekend here - I just hope the blackflys didn't get you!
jane
Hey Bess, Jane, and Martha! Yes, the snow's all gone. The black flies are out, though not quite the flesh-eating beasts they'll soon become. And I'm planning on getting the suntan this weekend in MD!
can't wait to see you this weekend!!
in less than two days
Clara flies South for fiber
Save yourselves, Sheepies!
Sheep graze on the field
Clara only sees the yarn
Wool, glorious wool!
BWI
then to fest of sheep and wool
and deep fried twinkies
as May nears its end
Clara has yet to update
must we wait till June?
flip the calendar
June and July are bursting
i think it's the heat
Clara, sweetie -- have those plants grown any?! ;-)
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