Sunday is for kitchens
Sep. 10th, 2007 10:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Yesterday I went to our lovely farmer's market and then spent the afternoon processing what I bought into work-sized portions and cleaning the kitchen.
I have determined that I need slippers for the kitchen. With big thick squishy soles and lots of support. Barefoot in the kitchen just doesn't work for me for very long.
I was more excited than I think I ought to have been to find one place selling jicama. I was also pleased to buy eggs there since they really do taste better. I did resist the temptation to buy quail eggs, since I didn't really have a plan for them.
I tried mutsu apples from my favorite orchard guys. Mutsu is a hybrid of pippin and golden delicious. They definitely had the pippin flavor, but unfortunately picked up some of the golder delicious texture. Still, they come in during a different season, so I can extend the time I can get the pippin flavor.
Beyond that, I just got pretty standard stuff: peaches, flowers, scallions, green beans, strawberries, raspberries, carrots, and a leek. Maybe there was other stuff. My bag was awfully heavy by the end.
By the time I got home, the raspberries were smooshed, so I made a little sauce out of them. Then I cleaned out the fridge a bit (goodbye, tan salad). I found some celery from TJs which I cut up with carrots for snack bags for lunch (I'm always so pleased when I get around to doing this). The jicama and strawberries were likewise combined in snack-sized container. Later, I made apple fritters from the Hampton Court recipe. Yum.
I tried mutsu apples from my favorite orchard guys. Mutsu is a hybrid of pippin and golden delicious. They definitely had the pippin flavor, but unfortunately picked up some of the golder delicious texture. Still, they come in during a different season, so I can extend the time I can get the pippin flavor.
Beyond that, I just got pretty standard stuff: peaches, flowers, scallions, green beans, strawberries, raspberries, carrots, and a leek. Maybe there was other stuff. My bag was awfully heavy by the end.
By the time I got home, the raspberries were smooshed, so I made a little sauce out of them. Then I cleaned out the fridge a bit (goodbye, tan salad). I found some celery from TJs which I cut up with carrots for snack bags for lunch (I'm always so pleased when I get around to doing this). The jicama and strawberries were likewise combined in snack-sized container. Later, I made apple fritters from the Hampton Court recipe. Yum.
I have determined that I need slippers for the kitchen. With big thick squishy soles and lots of support. Barefoot in the kitchen just doesn't work for me for very long.
Crocs have amazing support.
Date: 2007-09-10 11:35 pm (UTC)