Welcome to In My Kitchen, something new for my blog. Through Celia’s lovely blog foodies share monthly glimpses of food and other good things! Enjoy and take a look at other In My Kitchen posts at Fig Jam and Lime Cordial
A batch of sourdough coming out of the oven…just because some days I simply must bake bread.
Vegetables from the garden. Summer perfection!
A little reading material for inspiration both in the garden and the kitchen.
Black turtle beans soaking that I recently made into a healthy side dish served with a tomato and cucumber salad, topped with natural yoghurt and coriander.
This is my first attempt at seed saving from my current tomato crop. I will have to wait until next tomato season to see how successful I have been.
What is looking good in your kitchen this month?
Celia
Jane, thank you so much for letting us peek into your kitchen! What treasure you have there! I know exactly what you mean about needing to bake bread – some days the pull is really strong. And your summer crops are magnificent! We've given up on tomatoes in the garden, but it's lovely to see what other Aussies can grow! 🙂
fine and sunny
Beautiful photos Jane, I feel a article in Country Style is in order! Would love to see some snaps of your vege garden!
Jane S
Thanks Celia and Fine and Sunny girls! Might have to clean up a few 'rough' spots before CS come to visit I think girls 🙂
MissPiggy
Jane, you're so lucky to have a garden to potter around in. Our balcony just can't get me motivated.
Zara
The bread looks amazing. I've never heard of turtle beans before, I must give them a try. x
heidiannie
Your bread is a work of art! I can almost taste it. And your garden produce- that eggplant is so pretty and the rest is so fresh and I wish we weren't in the middle of winter!
Thanks for sharing- great photos
Hayley
Jane I can definitely see a story of you and your kitchen in the Country Style magazine!
Choclette
Your bread looks so good, as do your vegetables. Good luck with your roma seeds, I'm sure they'll be fine if you store them dry, cool and dark.
Bizzy Lizzy's Good Things
Oh how wonderful…. I have some Pepe Saya butter that would be beautiful on your artisan bread!
Jane S
I think I will have to get some Pepe Saya myself Lizzy!
Bizzy Lizzy's Good Things
It is simply divine.
Shelley
I love the Feast magazine – though somehow I have managed to miss this one! I'll be remedying that tomorrow! Your bread looks divine – I can only begin to imagine how great it smelled when taking that piccie!
Sentimental Heart ♥
The bread looks so tasty and the veggies too. I'm hoping to start a veggie garden this year, I hope I can get a crop as good as that 🙂
Jodie @ Jellywares
All the pix look amazing Jane!!!
I love the bread and the vegies look delicious! What type of cucumber is that?
Thanks for inspiring me once again to get out and dirty in my garden this afternoon..
Hugs – Jodie 🙂
Jane S
Thanks all for the comments, very generous of you! Jodie…the cucumber is Sweet and Stripy from Diggers club seeds 🙂
georgina
wow look at that bread! simply perfect. i just started baking some recently – with a simple no knead recipe… good so far, but hope to learn more.