ugly, ain't they?

15 years ago

leeks, potatoes, & celeriac

I could try to provide one of Bonnie's wonderful recipes but this is about it. I had to go find another leek*, chop & cook in margarine along with a couple of cloves of garlic. Cooked everything in about a quart of chicken broth. Added some salt, pepper, & a little Mrs. Dash. In a few moments, I'll need to go to the store for a pint of whole milk (if it was 10 degrees colder, it would be half & half ;o). This will be a beautiful bowl of Sunday soup!

digitS'

*there are bigger leeks out there but, you know how it is when you sell produce, the 2nds show up in the kitchen. Leaves me with the tender buds from the early cabbage, a few weeks after the head has been harvested - so it ain't all sufferin' bein' frugal.

Comments (6)

digit
Original Author
15 years ago
Did you know that food photography is one of the most challenging according to "Shutterbug" magazine?

Well, I gave it a shot:

- notice that in my soup, the spoon floats -
margaretmontana
15 years ago
I took some tomato pictures of the last of the crop but then couldn't get them posted! Challenged in the technology department. Margaret
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dafygardennut
15 years ago
I want some too please...

jen
digit
Original Author
15 years ago
Just remember it's the "a href" code, Margaret.

Let's see them tomatoes!

d'S'

Here is a link that might be useful: I was just looking at tomatoes
margaretmontana
15 years ago
I don't know what " a href " code is! I would need step by step directions I guess. Margaret
digit
Original Author
15 years ago
Margaret, are you using photobucket or one of the other photo hosting sites?

After you've placed a picture in your Photobucket album, you are given a choice as to which code (is that the right word?) you want to copy and use. The one that starts with "a href" is the right one to use on GardenWeb.

d'S'