At 39, Val realized she didn't have to save the treat of edible flowers just for others. ♥
Friday, July 8, 2016
~Sit. Feast on your life.~ Derek Walcott
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5 comments:
I love the way you wrote this!
you could do a whole story:)
Thank you, Monique. I know! My book title: Learning to Eat Flowers. ;)
I just emailed you too. ♥
Love it Val! I haven't really eaten flowers yet, except for nasturtiums and candied roses and violets, oh and lavendar. I need to get with the program! xo
It looks delicious, Val. So much color and variety!
Thank you, Marie and Lisa. :)
And yes, Lisa, I usually have a bunch of things on-hand here for salads--odds-and-ends leftover vegetables, canned chickpeas, hard-boiled eggs, olives, nuts (I usually use almonds slices, but sometimes chopped-up Brazil nuts or walnuts), and some type of cheese (a little Feta or Parmesan is good because they have that almost salty "tangy-ness" so you don't need to use much at all to get the flavor), and then I just decide whatever-else I want to add to it--seeds, tuna or shredded chicken or turkey, any extra vegetables or salad/leaf-type, dressing, roasted vegetables (yellow squash in this salad), etc. And I've been on a chia seed kick lately, so those are the tiny black balls speckled throughout this one. :) One of the grocery stores nearby has a salad bar, so that helps when I want just a little of a few different things too. If I already have the rest of the ingredients for my bowl, it's not THAT expensive to buy a container of a mish-mash of "extras" for it. It'll be much easier and less expensive when I can have a garden someday again, though! :)
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