This morning was about making soup and bread rolls to go with it.
Leek and potato, with leftover spinach/ cheese mix from the lasagna added in. Made six meals.
And I tried out a recipe for bread rolls involving yogurt, and was happy with how it came out. Batch of eight.
So that was lunch accounted for. There's a bread roll on the side.
Then the knitting group met, and here are just a few of the projects. D. modeling a recently finished jacket
The chickens, knitted by L, will probably be framed individually and hung in different rooms as a little running gag.
I'm still on the socks you saw before, well into sock two now.
The chat was as varied as ever, ranging from a grandchild due any time now, craft and art exhibits, books, cars which look alike causing some of us to try to break into other people's cars, knitting techniques, pom-pom making and Thanksgiving.
And here's a great link for art for kids from cardboard and tape by Darrell Wakelam
And a montage of Islamic art just to enjoy without needing to do anything about it.
Happy day everyone! May only your good chickens come home to roost!
Soup is food for the soul.
ReplyDeleteYour knitting group is very talented. I love the random topics of conversation that spring up when knitters (and crocheters and other yarnies) get together. There is always a laugh.
This is true! Such fun, like-minded people.
DeleteI miss the knitting group that fell victim to covid. I could start a new one;
ReplyDeleteYou're in a good place to start looking for fellow knitters. Go for it!
DeleteThose chickens are cute!
ReplyDeleteLeek and potato soup it’s home made bread was a staple in our home when you g children still lived here. It was a cheap, using home grown veggies, but filling dinner I love the chickens. I wonder if there is a chicken mosaic crochet pattern I could use
ReplyDeleteNext time I go to the grocery store I'm getting the ingredients for potato leek soup. This long cold wet spell is the perfect weather for it.
ReplyDeleteMmmm...
ReplyDeleteI think I will make some leek, potato, and asparagus soup today. Thank you for reminding me.
By an odd coincidence, I posted about chickens this morning :) And I've finally started the Season of Soup: huge pot of lentil soup, portioned out for freezer and fridge, add-ins as desired. Got to start the breadmaking though. I've been buying the only commercial naan that I really like and it's just too expensive for something I can make at home.
ReplyDeleteSoup, bread, knitting and art made with cardboard tubes. Always a pleasure to come here!
ReplyDeleteI love the knitted chickens! Dave made leek and potato soup just this week.
ReplyDeleteThose chickens I can see on a sweater.
ReplyDeleteThe knitting group always has interesting projects! Great work!
ReplyDeleteLovely to see your knitting group and their projects. Those chickens are certainly fun and I'm with May in thinking they'd be delightful on a sweater.
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