Photos on a Saturday..
You now know how I feel about Moro, and now I am providing further evidence of my infatuation. The puffy, doughy pillows pictured above are from Moro's basic flatbread recipe found in their second cookbook.
And if I may be permitted to show off a little bit, what you see below is organic lettuce grown by yours truly in my very own wee vegetable patch. I mean, come on, the rain is still clinging to the leaves. Does it get any better than that?
So... who's coming over for lunch?
posted by Michèle at 6:06 AM
9 Comments:
WoW! I want to come for lunch. It is all so beautiful. the bread and the lettuce. You Rock!
Brava, as usual, my dear! Here's to the first (of many) harvests!
me, me, me!!!! a vegetable patch in London?! where? I used to have an allotment in Ely (my favourite was fresh salad leaves, raw grated courgettes, spring onions and cucumber, ALL grown these little hands (and Jack's, a professional allotmenteer who had 'adopted' me, probably out of pity...). It was great, I made so many friends there, do you have an allotment too?
The flatbread and fresh organic lettuce looks wonderful.
Alisa, you'll have to come back for a visit while the garden is still thriving, I'll even let you go and handpick your own if you want. The fun never ends at my place ;)
Tara, thank you, let's hope I can keep everything alive for the rest of the summer!
Ales, as a matter of fact there is an allotment right across the street from me, but we have our own garden. We live outside the city which affords us alot more space!
K&S, thank you, I was pretty proud of myself!
Me! Meeeeee! ME! Oh, pick me!!! That looks absolutely scrumptious. Salad from your own patch. Not. Envious. At. All. ;-)
moro was always my favorite restaurant in london, and the cookbooks are remarkably accessible. i'd particularly recommend the recipes for fish soup, slow-cooked fennel and pilau w/dill and broad beans.
Zarah, ok! you can come! I'll even let you pick your own too ;)
Shira, the only one of the 3 that you mentioned that I still haven't tried is the fish soup-- I will give it a go, thanks for the tip!
how's about you have a lettuce party and invite us ALL over? A foodie fantasy!
Your lettuce and bread are just gorgeous, doll! Like you!
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