Pumpkins and Apples mean winter is on its way. My favourite season, the time when I feel most like myself. I found a shapely butternut pumpkin at the markets. She was the Marilyn Monroe of butternuts, shapely and curvaceous and alluring. I had to take her home with me. Pumpkin soup, pumpkin risotto, pumpkin pie. (ooh just found a recipe for a pumpkin quiche, now that sounds nice)
Old Granny Smith, green and so shinny and firm, it was like the old girl had had a face lift. A bag was purchased - they now lie in the bread making bowl, waiting to be peeled and cored and sliced up, to be laid in a pastry bed with sugar sprinkled over. Did I ever tell you the connection I have with THE Granny Smith of the Apple fame? No? Well stay tuned for a blog post right there.
On the weekend we went to the Garden Week at Perry Lakes. Highlight for me? Not all those amazing plant displays, the water features, the 'birdcage' (although they were amazing and inspiring) - nope it was a stand where they were selling apples - from the Perth Hills - just picked yesterday. It was like finding the gold at the end of the rainbow. I was so busy buying and eating apples I forgot to take a picture!
Funny, the little things are the ones that mean the most.
Here are a few non-apple pictures of the Garden Week.
Beautifully put, we went to the Garden show last year, it was dreadful, so didn't go this year, looked like it may have improved. xxx
ReplyDeletelovin that little gate amongst the foliage and flowers...
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Oh Jodie! I love those photos. I was going to take my parents but completely forgot. I'm so disappointed especially after reading your post x
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