I switched out wineberries for the raspberries, as we had some in the freezer that we foraged from our land in July.
I switched out shredded rampicante squash for the zucchini, as I had a ton from the garden that needed to be used up.
I used eggs taken from the hens we raised from chicks.
As for the bread? I could not stop eating it. So good!
19 comments:
The bread looks delicious. Good for you substituting what you had!
That bread looks DELICIOUS. I love how you were able to use all your own home-grown ingredients. Hmmm...can you grow a lemon tree in your house? Now my curiosity is getting the best of me...I'm going to do some research :)
Perfect just perfect and clever. Hug B
It looks good! That's great that you can use what you have and come up with dishes.
Necessity is the mother of invention!
How nice to be self sufficient. It must be lovy to be able to use those fruit and vegetables from own garden
It is beautiful!! You are very good at altering recipes. I have a blog friend in Georgia who grows lemon trees in her yard. But maybe it is warmer there. I bet you could do it!!
Wow - I wouldn't be able to leave it alone either. It looks very good, and I'm always amazed by you, Lisa.
xoxo
We had a lemon tree, which was so finicky we gave it to a friend, who kept it in his garage in winter months and dragged it outside for the warmer seasons. He had many many lemons from that tree. Go figure.
Looks really good, nice to have the ingredients handy. I still have a few berries, but not for long
That looks mighty nice, and all the moreso since it's from your own land. That makes a big difference.
When I was a boy we had a lemon tree and a grapefruit tree in our yard, and my mom would go out and pick the fruit right off the tree for our meals. We tried to grow lemons up here in the mountains, but the severe winters killed the trees no matter what we tried.
Have you tried the dwarf lemon trees in a pot that ya bring in each Winter? Works for our fig tree :)
It looks amazingly tasty
Why do I think that if anyone can get a lemon tree to grow indoors, you'd be the one to succeed? I think you should at least try....
Oh yum!
love
tweedles
Yummy...
The bread looks super yummy!
Those look delicious. When you find out the secret for the lemon tree let me know. We have had one for over two years now. We get buds but they fall off and haven't had any fruit yet!
I was going to tell you about the miniature lemon tree that you grow in a container but I see someone already mentioned it.
This looks so yummy! I love the food combo...Pinning for later :)
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