The title is correct - Calendula Cookies. I added these flower petals to salads last year, and this year I am expanding. I found several recipes in a book from the library, regarding edible flowers. Something new to try this year, and new to blog about.
The cookie recipe uses about 18 flower heads. I had flowers, and I had a hankering for cookies (when I shouldn't be eating any).
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Pioneer Woman at Heart
One Flourishing, Frugal and Fun Family!
One family learning to live off the land, cut back on expenses, and to live a simpler and a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Monday, June 26, 2017
Picking Peas In Pajamas
Saturday we picked peas in our pajamas, had a leisurely breakfast on the porch (fresh eggs, homemade bread with home canned jam and coffee), and then by 10am took off on a motorcycle ride.
We ran some errands, and rode to a campground where extended family and friends were camping for the weekend. Good food, lots of laughs and they were all talking us into changing our plans.
We had a wedding to attend in Michigan. Hubby's sister had been taken to the hospital (trouble breathing). We was admitted over night for tests.
Sort of a funny tale about the weeding. My biggest challenge? Finding a nice outfit for an outdoor wedding, that didn't make me look like I left the garden or got off the Harley, ha ha! I succeeded. Even though I lost 38 lbs. last year, I found a skirt and top and some dressy sort of flip flops to wear. And, believe it or not, a matching purse.
Sunday was a repeat. Picking peas in our pajamas, and a leisurely breakfast on the front porch.
Only there was no homemade bread to be had. Zero. Not even a tortilla. However, I had a few pieces of homemade flatbread in the freezer, one last package of bacon in the freezer, and a few measely potatoes. Wa-la! Omelets were made. Flatbread was saved for later.
We later drove up to visit Hubby's sister in the hospital. Tests continue. She has pancreatitis. She's had it before I guess, but she is doing well now.
Garden work continued, but today it looks like rain. I've been up since 3am, and my catnip tincture failed for insomnia. It's gonna be a long week.
We ran some errands, and rode to a campground where extended family and friends were camping for the weekend. Good food, lots of laughs and they were all talking us into changing our plans.
We had a wedding to attend in Michigan. Hubby's sister had been taken to the hospital (trouble breathing). We was admitted over night for tests.
Sort of a funny tale about the weeding. My biggest challenge? Finding a nice outfit for an outdoor wedding, that didn't make me look like I left the garden or got off the Harley, ha ha! I succeeded. Even though I lost 38 lbs. last year, I found a skirt and top and some dressy sort of flip flops to wear. And, believe it or not, a matching purse.
Sunday was a repeat. Picking peas in our pajamas, and a leisurely breakfast on the front porch.
Only there was no homemade bread to be had. Zero. Not even a tortilla. However, I had a few pieces of homemade flatbread in the freezer, one last package of bacon in the freezer, and a few measely potatoes. Wa-la! Omelets were made. Flatbread was saved for later.
We later drove up to visit Hubby's sister in the hospital. Tests continue. She has pancreatitis. She's had it before I guess, but she is doing well now.
Garden work continued, but today it looks like rain. I've been up since 3am, and my catnip tincture failed for insomnia. It's gonna be a long week.
Labels:
Breakfast,
Homesteading,
Self Sufficiency,
Vegetable Garden
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