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Posted on November 10, 2020 by Myfrenchkitchen · 1 Comment

Roscoff onion.

Roscoff onion, oil on board, 15x20cm

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Posted on November 6, 2020 by Myfrenchkitchen

Pomegranate

Pomegranate

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Kniphofia in water colour. Some of you might know it as red hot poker or torch lily. I grew up knowing it as'vuurpyle' in South Africa. I love havong them in my garden as they are native to South Africa. Having some of my roots in my garden.

On a beautiful hot sunny day, lunch is taken under the tilleul tree. Simple and cool. Flaked salmon with spring onions and fennel and chives, drizzled with freshly squeezed lime juice and served on slices of toasted fig bread. A green salad from the potager, a cold rosé wine and summer is served!

Some weeding on sunday in early evening light amongst the iceberg roses and santolinas.. This year the weeds in the garden are really impressive!

A yellow corner of the garden. I mostly had a white garden until about 3 years ago, when I brought in colour into the garden. I haven't regretted it for one minute! Whites and blues dominate in spring and yellows and oanges take over in late spring for summer. In this photo are yellow phlomis, purple Nepeta, yellow climbing roses and orange kniphofias.

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Salmon sandwiches. June 11, 2021
When the temperature starts to warm up, the days become sunny and warm, the desire to eat al fresco lights up and the shade of the lime tree invites to linger. Simple and cool is always a winner on hot days and a salmon sandwich is just the thing. Perfect for lunch and made from…

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Washing muddy horses. February 15, 2014
The big problem with draft horses roaming free in the pastures is that they get very dirty in winter. and of course they hate being closed up. Living on hills don’t make it any easier. So we keep them in a smaller camp, both for their own sake and for the fields’ sake. But with […]