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... y Yarn Shop Where I purchased my lovely hanks of yarn More details of the Florida yarn can be found here(The other things in that picture are all from either Target or Walmart): :: : SPICE of LIFE CAL : :Thank you so much to everyone who has joined in so far!You can find out all about the Spice of Life CAL using the links below: My last post, launching the CALBlack Sheep Wools Spice of Life CAL Page Spice of Life Facebook Group: :S x ♥SUBSCRIBE: ...
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... og too. I do have some yarny things I need to share with you but first I couldn't let a big trip to Florida go by without a picture or two.It was the biggest trip we've been on for a while, two weeks instead of our more usual one. Florida instead of just staying here or popping over to France and this time a whole load of us went. Well, my little family, my sister's family and my Mum and Dad too anywa ...
Hazelnut polenta with roasted pumpkin- hazelnoot polenta met geroosterde pompoen(GF-V-SF)
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... and hearty. My son even loved it, although he is not a big polenta eater. We liked it so much that I almost forgot to take a picture; with a little left-over I could manage these ones ;-)Hazelnut polenta with roasted pumpkin (2 pers)70 g polenta70 g hazelnut meal500 ml water1 tbsp Herbes de Provence50 g Parmesan400 g pumpkin, cleaned and in cubes2 cloves of garlic, in thin slices1 onion, chopped in half moons10 black olives, de-pitted and chopped roughly1 tbsp fresh rosemary, cut fine2 tbsp olive oil1 can of big white beans, drained100-150 g soft goat?s cheesefresh parsley Pre-heat the oven on 200 °C. Prepare a baking tray with a piece of baking paper.Put a big pan on the fire with 750 ml of water ...
Colour Collaborative - September
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... nbsp;If you are lucky there might be a kind of aladdins cave of a stall selling fabric and haberdashery. Something like the picture above. I can't say I've found them very inspiring.Of course, I hope I'm mostly wrong with that image. You get Farmer's markets now don't you? And when I think of other countries it conjures up wonderful antique brocantes in France or festive Christmas markets in Germany. Much nicer.But alas, me and my camera were not due a trip to France or Germany and I don't know of a farmers market around here, so how to make this post relevant to me, to September and to colour?Yarn!It's the answer to most things really isn't it?A yarn festival is very like a market wouldn't you say? Lots of stalls, a place see wares, to buy and sell. Sounds like a market and one I can easily get on board with.As I mentioned previously on this blog, I went to Fibre East in the su ...
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... Colour Collaborative: July Mend Although I didn't turn the picture above into a colour a palette, I'm sure you can imagine the 'ombre' selection I didn't have the yarn to create, that colour sums up 'mend' more than any other to me.Or rather, I suppose it sums up 'not ...
Kue dadar (pandan pannenkoekjes) - My Food Blog
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... r slechts een paar euro, bananenbladeren om alles mooi op te presenteren, zakken vol met groenten, balen rijst enfin, you get the picture. In een buitenkeuken, bij een vochtige 35 graden was het zweten geblazen. Helemaal uitgeblust waren we aan het einde van de dag. Máár, we hadden wel mooi een volledige 'Indonesische' rijsttafel in elkaar gezet (tussen aanhalingstekens, want zoals je wellicht weet is de rijsstafel niet Indonesisch, maar Nederlands. Onze gerechten waren echter zeer Indonesisch). Zo hadden we nasi koenig, een feestelijke gele rijst die met speciale gelegenheden wordt gegeten, gebakken tempeh, atjar, rendang rund, vissaté, kipsaté, loempia's, tofu curry en gegrilde vis. Krij ...
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... Koude frambozen-bietensoep met dilleyoghurt Ik had het al aangekondigd: de komende tijd staat de biet hier in the picture. En voilà, ik heb weer een recept voor jullie. In de zomerhitte heb je misschien minder trek in bietjes. Maar wat nou als je ze combineert met frambozen? ...
Winter vegetables green Thai curry part 1
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... sp of miso (picture found on Google images)My child-friendly chili paste2 tbsp or ½ green bell pepper, cleaned and deseeded, chopped roughly And the same ingredients as above: 1 tbsp each of Kaffir lime leaves Galangal Lemon grass Onion Garlic Cumin powder½ tbsp of miso Next post will be the lovely winter root vegetables green curry I made with this chili paste!!See you soon. ...
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... ly Green would have been a little more subtle. Something like a soft jade, closer to the little sample I've included in the picture above. This actually too close to the regular Green for my liking, which I find hard to use or work into a palettes.The same goes for the Grass Green, it's a little bright for my taste, but having said that, it is unlike any other Stylecraft Special green so far, so I came see the appeal.The Cypress is a lovely green though. I hope that makes it into the range full time.The Pistachio is very nice too, wonderfully subtle and although it is quite close to the lime, I prefer it and it looks beautiful next to the Khaki and Meadow.Last but not least, the blues...There are some beautiful blues already in the Stylecraft Special range, but the competition managed to find a few more.The Lobelia is unlike any other colour in their range at the moment and it looks so nice against the navy and the Denim.The Empire is very close to the Petrol colourway and not dissimilar to the Teal so I wonder if this one will make it into the main range? I have to say though that I love it. It is a little brighter that the Petrol and is just a gorgeous jewelled shade.The Duck Egg is also lovely. Slightly paler than I was hoping for after seeing the pantone colours of the winners, but still lovely. I wish this shade was about when I made my Painted Roses blanket!: :So what did I do with the pack that the wonderful people at Stylecraft sent me?Well, the colours seemed to fall into two categories. The brighter, jewelled shades and the more subtle, natural ones.To the new brighter shades of Lobelia, Fuschia Purple, Grass Green, Mustard and Empire I decided to add the existing Fondant, Grey and Sherbert And then I started to make lots and lots of triangles...It's been a lovely little task to whip these up, they are quite small and I soon had some lovely little piles to start to play with and arrange. Most satisfying.I'm planning a little blanket with these little slices of colour. Just a small one but it's a fun little project to fit in amongst other things. I've left all the ends as I wanted to use them to sew the triangles together. I've started to sew it up now and it's turning into a bit of a task. Still, I'll keep plodding onwards with it and show you more soon.PATTERN: Triangle Pillow by Sloveig Grimstad As for the more muted shades, Duck Egg, Cypress Green and Pistachio, they seemed just pe ...