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    Entries in Goat cheese (2)

    Sunday
    Jun302013

    Multitasking at Quillisascut Farm 

     

    This is one of those times when I didn't know someone was taking my pic. In fact, I didn't know about the pic until I happened across it while looking at my friend Janelle's Facebook page, Talk of Tomatoes


    I must say, I look remarkably clean for someone who didn't wash her hair for a week. I think I got about 4 days out of that shirt, too. When you're having the time of your life, making goat cheese, learning how to build a wood-fired oven (then baking the most divine breads in the world in that oven), pulling weeds, eating 3 phenomenal farm-to-table meals per day and then blissfully drifting on to sleep every night to the sounds of crickets and toads, you hardly care what your hair looks like. 


    More about Quillisascut Farmstead Cheese and School of the Domestic Arts soon!

     Photo credit: Janelle Maiocco, of Talk of Tomatoes and Farmstr.

    Wednesday
    Sep012010

    Fresh Fig Jam...full of minerals* your body needs, and extremely tasty too.

    I think Mission figs are so beautiful. Their skin is as soft as velvet, and they are such a pretty color too. But did you know that fig trees have no blossoms on their branches?

    The blossom is inside of the fruit!

      A zillion tiny flowers produce the crunchy little seeds that give figs their very own unique texture.

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