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We hosted Thanksgiving on Thursday for my mom and her husband and two friends of ours from Seattle and Port Hadlock. We had: Turkey from Olympic Pastured Poultry SMASHYpotato (Lauren’s name) Buttermilk biscuits with homemade buttermilk Glazed carrots Green salad with pomegranate dressing from Butler Greens Stuffing from our friend Skip. Some sort of [...] Except, you know, I don’t think it was actually a killing frost. I love the pacific northwest. There is also this potential guide to our being less utterly flawed. I’ve been wrong before, of course. We also had our first frost of the year. The ducks ended up on the porch of the shop [...] This is a big bag of onions, sitting in a chair. (Day 22), originally uploaded by laurenipsum. Today we went to get our turkey at the Port Townsend Farmers’ market, which was AWESOME. Someone there had this enormous bag of storage onions; we have been unable to get good storage onions at [...] My camera is obviously not intended as a video camera, so the video quality is not great — at times the chickens appear to be made of lasers, zooming around very quickly — but the sound is pretty much exactly what we live with, all the time. (For treats they are getting [...] Don’t ever let anyone tell you* that it’s too hard to eat local and organic in the winter! Look at this variety! Each of these photos is of a different vendor (except the turnips and the squash immediately following; those are from the same one). I didn’t take a picture of my haul [...] So, I keep trying to post, honest, but the thing is that Trent won so hard in the comments on Garth’s last post that both he and I have been sort of incapacitated since then. So I am promoting his song out of the comments, and hopefully breaking the spell. Scroll down and [...] |
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