Monday 23 June 2014

Eating-outside-weather


I had a cooking frenzy this weekend.
It started with homemade tortilla
and then slid into a cascade of
perfectly marinaded meat,
delicious summer vegetables
and golden pan fried potatoes.
It was all very unusual,
I assune it was due to the weather.
MrM loyally ate everything without complaint,
down to the last mouthful of lemon posset.


Blogging may be a bit patchy this week,
things to do, people to see,
Back on track at the weekend
unless this cooking thing
is a chronic condition.


In the meantime go visiting!

Rachel parks the car
Jen tries to park the car
domestic novice climbs towers
Nurse Nancy has a new job
Lucille mingles with Swedish soldiers
Monica is flaunting her eggs
sweet baby Geneva is smiling

and we send best love to bb and K
as they recover from their accident.


Right,
must dash,
Happy Monday everyone.

8 comments:

  1. Don't be gone too long - I have lots of reading time on my hands!

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  2. That was thoughtful for Bb but not too much for me ...I'm on the run too! See ya later all!

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  3. AnonymousJune 23, 2014

    What is this thing called cooking? Que?

    Thank you for the linky things, some very new to me.

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  4. I hope that your week is good - just like your weekend was! - even if it is busy. xx

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  5. Your cooking frenzy sounds so wonderful, I think MrM is very lucky to be there for all of those lovely dishes.

    Slán go fóill,
    Giselle

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  6. Oh no, all that extra reading, now I'll never get anything done (but thanks anyway).
    Incidentally I thought Lemon Posset came from Sainsbury's, just like custard comes in tins or boxes.

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  7. I always have cooking frenzies when the weather is nice. Nothing quite like eating it all in the garden. And bless Mr M for sacrificing himself.

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