Comments on: Tuesday Twister – June 23, 2009

By: Tuesday Twister ~ July 7, 2009

Tuesday Twister ~ July 7, 2009 — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 16:05:45 +0000

[...] again after taking them out of the jars. Even so, we enjoyed it. I can’t wait to try the feta that is still aging in the fridge – next week, we’ll open that one [...]

By: Wardeh

Wardeh — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 00:06:21 +0000

Mary – The goats are mostly well, except Belle. We just don’t know about her. She’s doing everything normal, but she hacks alot. I have choke cherry memories from growing up, too, in Montana!

Bethany – That doesn’t sound like next to nothing! It is wonderful that you have local peaches. I can’t wait until the local peaches are ripe here; should be soon! It has really been hot at your place. Our appetites go down with the heat, too. Thanks for sharing!

By: Bethany

Bethany — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 22:07:51 +0000

Wardeh,
I love your Tuesday Twister reports. I have next to nothing to report. The most exciting thing going on in my kitchen right now are the ripe local peaches we got at the farmer’s market on Sunday. They are soooo GOOD! You just can’t beat a tree-ripened, juicy peach.

We did get some tasty broccoli from the garden a couple of days ago. And Sudoku and I baked 3 loaves of bread today. I’ve noticed that my family’s appetite has been really low the last week, probably from the heat. The temperatures have been well into the 90s here.

Since we’ve had a unusually full day, for tonight, we’ll have something quick & easy – probably an omelet.
.-= Bethany´s last blog post… Bruise-Be-Gone with Witch Hazel =-.

By: Mary Buzzell

Mary Buzzell — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 21:22:29 +0000

Choke cherries grew all over Minnesota where I’m from. Everyone made jelly with them. It brings back memories of my uncle’s cabin on a lake. Choke cherries were everywhere there!

Are the goats all well again?

By: Wardeh

Wardeh — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 20:57:39 +0000

Mom – That is so funny about the big white rabbit. So you couldn’t stand her, huh? I am sorry for all that effort not to have paid off for you! I am glad for you that you are able to listen to something of your choosing while in the kitchen – and that you enjoyed the goat milk! Thanks for sharing what’s twisting in your kitchen. Love you!

By: Martha Bisharat

Martha Bisharat — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 20:05:26 +0000

Great post today! You are awesome; Naomi’s advice to you is precious; pictures are wonderful!

In my kitchen, I have a pot of lentil soup cooking. Counters are clean, the floor is swept and the dish-washer is going.

I also set up a mid-small stereo in the corner (might move it to the counter-still thinking that–but counters always struggle with clutter). But forever I have wanted something to listen to in my kitchen to entertain me since I spend so much time there. We received this surprise Emerson from friends who actually collect them.

Two months ago, I also sewed a Bosch mixer cover, shiny white and waterproof (made of sturdy picnic table cloth). Now, if you can visualize how the Bosch blender sits on the unit, and how the bowl cover has that tube for the tamper-pusher then you will imagine what a honkin’ big-sized cover that was. And of course I had to tie a ribbon (same fabric) around its neck, to pull in some of the excess fabric! So you can imagine that EVERY TIME I gazed upon it, it looked like a big white RABBIT sitting in the corner of my counter-top! Well TODAY it was goodbye to the big white rabbit!

Also, today we added the goat milk given to us by our friends to our cereal, and it was yummy. I’ll get that recipe for Feta from Lynn and more info about the crock pot.

Love, Mom