My tomatoes are starting to ripen, and I have had a couple of bowls full already picked and used.
I love to make fresh green beans and tomatoes, and boy were they delicious!
My hubby and I discovered a great inexpensive white wine that we loved. As a crafter and a lover of beautiful things, I can't help but keep these bottles. They will look great with flowers on my table! Isn't she pretty? The wine is great plain, but even better with a squeeze of lime! (I have NO affiliation with this company, but thought I would share it with you as I love a good priced and tasty wine!
Hope you are enjoying your summer, and if it isn't summer in your neck of the woods, I know it will be there sooner than you think!
Until next time!
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So glad you got a break from the heat! It was 104 here today. You know it's hot when you wait for sundown to go swimming! I personally can't wait for fall! :)
Great photos.
We have had a pretty mild summer too (at least for the Midwest anyway) and I'm grateful. I'm glad you are enjoying the nice weather, and those awesome tomatoes ~ yummmmm!
Those tomatoes look so yummy! And thanks for the wine tip too! Glad you got to dine outside. It is nice to have slightly cooler weather now where we are too...the heat can really be exhausting!
Hugs my friend!
:)Jill
Summer here! Love your wonderful veggies and green beans are on the top of my faves list! That is one pretty bottle! Just started a very strict diet so I might have to find some greens recipes now! :)
I love your food postings Winnie because I love food and crafting too! :) That wine does look good and the bottle is fun! Yes, trying to hang on to summer as long as I can because It's passing way too fast! :(
lovely.
Thank you for your comment about the sweets. In answer to your question they can work with any dried fruits and any nuts, and nut butters - different combinations give different flavours. I wouldn't use peanut butter though as it's overpowering
Looks like a wonderful weekend! I'll have to try that wine if I can find it out here. I love a light Zinfandel or Moscato.
I would never have thought to add lime to wine, that sounds very tasty though, and yes, the bottle itself is fabulous! waving hi from the rainy ( again ) hills of North Carolina ♥
YUMMY!!!! Love the look of those tomatoes too!
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