Sometimes we just get in the car and go to the Carousel Lavender Farm.
Wednesday Morning Walk on Lavender Farm
Sometimes we just get in the car and go to the Carousel Lavender Farm.
Mashed Turnips with White Truffle Oil

Mashed Turnips with White Truffle Oil - healthy side dish for Thanksgiving dinner!
Turnips having a strong flavor, are considered by some highly complementary to meat and game. In some regions mashed turnips are traditional in Thanksgiving menus. Other prefer rutabagas with certain game.
Labels: Dinner, Garlic, Healthy, Mashed, Milk, Parsley, Puree, Recipes, Side Dish, Turnips, Vegetables, Vegetarian, White Truffle Oil
French Pot Roast - Boeuf à la Mode

NUTMEG and MACE are Sister Spices.
Mace resembles nutmeg, but is more pungent. It is the traditional spice for pound cake, but is also enhances the taste of cherry pie, chocolate dishes, and whipped cream. It is very good, indeed, in seafood and fish sauces, or in chicken fricassees, or French pot roast. But since it is on the potent side start - as with all spices - with a pinch when experimenting, adding more if a fuller flavor is desired.
Labels: Bay Leaves, Beef, Cognac, Dinner, French, Garlic, Mace, Mushrooms, Onion, Pot Roast, Recipes, Red Wine, Thanksgiving, Thyme, Vial knuckle
Whisky-Laced Mince Tarts - Holiday Tradition

Very few cooks make good pie crust. This is unfortunate, because a fine pie is one of the most delicious desserts, while a pie with a tough or soggy crust is one of the worst. The technique for making a perfect crust is comparatively simple, once you have acquired the knack.If you follow the tools, you should achieve good results every time.
- The mixing of the dry ingredients is simple. Just sift them together.
- The mixing a butter and flour, using two knives or a pastry blender. The bowl and knives should be dry to prevent lumping of the flour.
- Add the minimum amount of cold water required to just moisten, not wet, the flour.
- If shell is to be baked and then filled, prick the surface with a fork to release air bubbles.
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