Last summer I received sour dough starter from blog friends in the mail, and it has added smiles to our dinners, hikes, and friend's and family's tables. I have been educating myself and have added grains, made soft pretzels, and recently baked the bread in my cast iron enamelware. I used my Le Creuset two quart pan, and it produced a crunchy loaf of bread that we used for sandwiches for snowshoeing.
Spring is just around the corner, so I thought I would share my winter photos.. Growing up, we always enjoyed winter activities and as adults we still do. The photo below is of my siblings...John, Cheryl, Diane and me. I am the oldest, and Cheryl is the youngest.My sister Cheryl was four years old when she started riding on snowmobiles with our family.
Looking forward to spring wildflowers!
xo
Deb
Fantastic pics..and I love that winter doesn't get you down.Joe is very much like J in the maintenance dept:)I met our neighbour at IGA and they see what J does all winter etc..he said I can't believe what shape he's in.
ReplyDeleteIt's true:)
I love how you embrace the snow Deb, and the owl capture is beautiful! I also admire your bread making skills, a true labor of love!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Deb. You look like your dad.
ReplyDeleteWe had almost the same amount of snow on our food! Thankfully, we have a young man helper who rakes the roof for us. Love all of your photos, especially the older one of you and your family! ♥
ReplyDeleteLOL, that was supposed to say on our roof :-)
DeleteYou made a beautiful bread and it looks too pretty to eat. I enjoyed looking at those snow scenes.
ReplyDeleteYour bread looks delicious. Paul would be in heaven. Love seeing all of that snow. Such a cute photo of you and your siblings. The moose is awesome.
ReplyDeleteSerendipity keeps on giving!!
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing all your photos of you and your siblings. Such fun times! ❤️