It has been a busy week
A little bit of gainful employment then some gallivanting.
The Garden Club went for a hay wagon ride at the Penner Farm seeing all the waste farm land being returned to Carolinian Forest.Shades of youth riding the hay wagon up and down the hilly farm.
climbing up |
comfortably seated on hay bales. |
Cureman's Chardonnay, and Kiln Hanger, acknowledging the history of the area.
Barrel Room |
Tasting room |
Building is modelled after a tobacco kiln |
The salad was so good I made it first thing this morning with some leftover roasted corn, fresh mini tomatoes from the more than abundant crop in my garden, a little red onion and chopped parsley from my herb pot.
The Chef had given me the recipe sort of......
Basically however much roasted corn you want
Cherry Tomatoes cut in half
Chopped Parsley
Chopped Shallots ( used red onion)
A splash of vinegar
A splash of olive oil
Salt and Pepper.
She said!
Prepped ready for olive oil and vinegar |
This simple salad lets the fresh veggies shine thru. It is not over dressed... .
A busy fun week.
6 comments:
Sounds like its been fun! And the salad sounds yummy!
Well that sounds like a lot of fun - a hayride with the ladies. The salad sounds so yummy. I so wish I could eat corn. The salad is colorful. I see you still have a few blooms left.
I've been thinking for a long time now I need to check out the Red Hat Society. Have you joined them?
I joined 2 years ago and love the fun we have , the things we do and places we see.
Pretty as well as tasty looking salad. :)
Hi Rosemary, What fun you have had this week. I must try this salad. It sounds easy and delicious. Have a great long weekend!
Hi Rosemary,
What a fun tour, I just love adventures with my friends. Your salad looks so fresh and full of flavor, we love a salad like this. Hope you are having a great week end and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
Come back soon!
Miz Helen
Post a Comment