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| One small fennel. . . |
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| some cabbage. . . |
Vegetable soup is simmering in the kitchen with homemade chicken stock as the base and the fresh vegetables from yesterday's market: carrots, baby navet (turnips), leeks, celery, one onion pierced with cloves, a small bulb of fennel, a handful or two of haricot verts, some cabbage and a bouquet garni. It should be good.
Next on the agenda, arrange the two bunches of coral tulips purchased yesterday.
And finally, I plan to head out to see if I can find some red anemones. Last week I had an all white bouquet, this week I would like one in red. If I can find that luscious purple-y blue, I'll snap them up.
I'll show you the bouquets next week.
Weather report: Cold -- really cold -- bright, cheery, morale-lifting sunshine, early morning frost. Lovely.
A demain mes trés, trés, trés chers ami for the weekly round up which will be exceptionally, particularly interesting.




14 comments:
The soup sounds wonderful. There's nothing like the wonderful smell of soup simmering on the stove. Bon weekend!
All sounds so cozy, and I'm seriously addicted to fennel.
Sounds magnificent. I think I can smell the soup.
Hello Tish,I can almost get the scent from your pot of soup and I hope you find those windflowers in red.
Happy days
Helen xx
I have daffodils on my counter and grilled fennel for lunch!
Your soup sounds yummy and perfect for your cold weather.
Jenniferxx
O les fleurs sont ravissantes !
It's a soup day around here as well... un gentil normand qui prépare une soupe aux légumes - et c'est délicieux...
No "tripes à la mode de Caen" - thankfully. (Not my thing.)
Bon weekend, Tish!
You've inspired me to go out and buy some fresh flowers. They are such a sweet luxury this time of year!
Soup sounds wonderful.
It's a scorching day here in Oz and a delicious bowl of soup will be months away !
Perfection... xv
Miam! One of my favorite soups to make...and eat! I call that particular soup - full of fresh seasonal veggies - Brush Your Colon Soup. 'nuff said. {At least that's what I call it among family and friends! ;}
You've inspired me as well. Nothing I love more than homemade soups. And, the photo of the cabbage is beautiful. When I make soups the base is cabbage. When cooked down in your base stock it doesn't taste like cabbage at all and adds a wonderful quality to the entire mixture. Sending love, Tish....
Your soup sounds wonderful. I am so jealous of you finding fresh fennel.
Ahh, what a lifestyle!
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