Happily my niece has inherited the love of a peppery radish dipped in sea salt.
A couple of months ago she emailed me a photo of a beautiful plate of radishes.
That wouldn't mean much to most - but for us it meant a special something that was being served with wine at a new restaurant that had just opened in San Francisco- where she lives.
So, when she was here a couple of nights ago to celebrate her up-coming birthday- she and I shared a plate of French Breakfast radishes served with smokey salt and lemon.
For some reason, radishes just mean spring to me-
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Debra, Thank you for your comments over at mine, I thought I would hop over and visit you, what a lovely blog you have. I love radishes, they are the taste of Spring and so refreshing. I have just been scrolling down your blog and I am entranced by the little minature ceramic houses, I am going to follow the link.
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note to self, add breakfast radishes to the Easter menu!
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That sounds and LOOKS amazingly delicious!
ReplyDeleteVery Classy! I would never think to put wine and radishes together, am going to do so for my next wine appetizer array. xoxoxo
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What I love about art is making the ordinary extraordinary...those are the most beautiful radishes I have ever seen - the colors are alive!
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Colleen
Lovely Images Debra! I love the watercolor painting.
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Karena
Art by Karena
Yummy radishes! You are so right, Debra, Spring is definitely marked by radishes being dipped in salt!
ReplyDeleteThe watercolor is stunning!
Bisous,
Melissa
Deb I love radishes! I also love the painting! Did you paint this? xo
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