food and harvest

I'm not really a foodie, and I don't take a lot of pictures of food, but this looked so yummy and colourful, I thought it would be a shame not to snap it before I ate it. BTW, it tasted as deicious as it looked!

Today I'm making traditional food. YUM!!

These luscious beauties are a new variety of sweet cherry called Orondo Rubies and they taste even better than they look! While most new varieties are created through the manipulations of man, it seems these are a spontaneous variety offered up by none other than Mother Nature herself. And I have to say, she has outdone herself! find out more>> www.orondoruby.com

from my garden to my table...

I'm not entirely convinced that tending to finicky citrus plants up here in the north is truly worth it, but I have to admit, getting the occasional fruit can be exciting!

a few of the beauties out of my little garden.