Outside my back door
Outside the front door
The rain brings out all sorts of creaturesCan you see the tiny snail just about to fall off the leaf.
The caterpiller was less than two inches long!
This snail I think wanted to come inside!He was climbing up the front window.
The reuslts of watering the hanging basket everydayI eat two between gathering them and photographing them!
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Quick Chicken Pie
can Condensed Mushroom Soup
Just Rol puff pastry (I always buy puff pastry!)
Cooked Chicken
Mushrooms thinly sliced or quatered
Roll out enough pastry for base and top
Line a dish/tin with pastry
(I use the lids to my casseroles to make pies)
Put in chicken, mushroom and soup
Put the top pastry on
cook until golden brown at 180 degrees centigrade
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Last Saturday we went here there was a craft fair on and we also went to the museum
Whilst there purchased these
That recipe sounds easy and delicious - must try it out sometime. Loved your wet pictures and the little snail etc!
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My garden looks like that. My runner beans have been blown over so I'll have to dig them up :(
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I love all the trees around you.. I adore trees! Every time I go to pick some tomatoes, I always end up eating some on the way back to the kitchen! Yum, that pie looks good, must try that one, I happen to have a tin of condensed mushroom soup in the cupboard, but no chicken though! Will do soon though!! Your finds are lovely! Have a happy weekend! Susie xxxx
ReplyDeleteIt's been very rainy here too and I'm gutted because I can't wear my summer shoes and have taken to wearing boots because of the weather. Your chicken pie looks very tasty by the way - I love a good pie, and I used the have a copy of the Naughtiest Girl book by Enid Blyton exactly like yours!
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I wish I could pack some hot sticky weather and send it to you!
ReplyDeleteWe'll be in England in a couple of weeks and i can't wait for the cooler, damp weather! We've had over 80 days of 90+ degree weather and humid!
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, Your toms are better than the offering I have here in the north. We haven't had any good summers for what seems decades. Reckon I'll stick to buying my toms from the supermarket in future. Thanks for calling by the patch. The pattern you mentioned should be quoted in £ sterling on Etsy but they only accept dollars. The the price is £3.27 (according to Etsy calculations)
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