For our celebration I made pear pastries.
Almost as good as pie.
My book tonight is a cook book.
I am cooking a new recipe on Wednesday nights.
I think we will have a savory pie tomorrow night.
My new slippers are warm.
The weather is to warm up a bit.
I am looking forward to Indian Summer.
Maybe I will see a bee or a butterfly.
I miss them already!
I am looking forward to Indian Summer.
Maybe I will see a bee or a butterfly.
I miss them already!
14 comments:
Pear Pasteries and warm Tootsies are quite the pair. Both are beautiful as well as nourishment for the soul.
Your new slippers look so toasty and warm - great job!! Love the title of your cook book "Tarts with Tops" :-)
I've never had a pear pie or pastry but it sounds so good. Now I have to find some pears;)
Marnie
Comfort food and comfortable feet and a remembrance of our Military heros!
Perfect post!
Love the slippers.
I love Tamasin Day Lewis.......
and your slippers I love them to....they are just so pretty and cosy.....you should dear Sherry open a shop!
Dear Lisa,
I love your words!!!
My soul is so happy!
Hugs,
Sherry
Dear Deb,
I really am having so much fun~!
The pears were a gift from a friend of my husband. He gave us a huge box of home grown, yummy pears. I have been in pear heaven!
November is pie month at my house. I am gathering all my pie stuff not only for decorating but also to cook with.
Yummy!
Sherry
Dear Marnie,
I made up my recipe for pear pastries. I could not find anything in my cookbooks so I just winged it. Soooo tasty!
I love pears too.
Enjoy,
Sherry
Dear Anna,
If the ladies in WWI could make pies in the dugouts I figured I could do something interesting in my kitchen.
Strong and brave women they were.
Spoilt and coddled am I!
Sherry
Dear Mimi,
Thanks! I am loving my felted wool slippers. Very comfortable! I sewed them up with parachute silk thread, strong and pretty thread.
Sherry
Dear Cheryl,
Thank you! If I opened a shop I would have to SELL my pretty slippers....maybe I could just encourage everyone to "up-cycle" an old wool sweater or coat into a pair of wooly slippers! I am promoting re-use, full use...I made a flower out of the handmade binding. My next slippers will be in silk and I hope to make bees for the toes!
Lewis is a wonderful cookbook writer. I enjoy reading her recipes.
Hugs,
Sherry
Where to you have them labeled,
L and R?
I like your slippers.
Mary
Dear Mary,
I knew I forgot something!
They are like wearing a warm yummy blanket...plus I can dust the hall so easily.
Sherry
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