I can almost smell the great aroma. BTW, In my Wednesday Post at LightBreezes I am nominating you for an Illuminating Blogger Award. Details tomorrow at http://tomcochrunlightbreezes.blogspot.com/ and http://foodstoriesblog.com/illuminating-blogger-award/
Tell SWMBO she's set the bar pretty high. I'm going to show this to K. ;)
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I can almost smell the great aroma.
ReplyDeleteBTW, In my Wednesday Post at LightBreezes I am nominating you for an Illuminating Blogger Award.
Details tomorrow at http://tomcochrunlightbreezes.blogspot.com/ and http://foodstoriesblog.com/illuminating-blogger-award/
Scott - I shall. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteTom - Uh-oh!
Long overdue, I say.
ReplyDeleteThese veggies look great. Just don't add any egg plant. In Turkey they even eat the stuff for breakfast.
ReplyDeleteStephen - No, I'm no fan of eggplant either.
ReplyDeleteThose veg look so deliciously inviting.
ReplyDeleteGosh, those look scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteMMMMMM. Muy deliciosa! A frequent side dish to our BBQs, as welll. Often, the best course in my world!!!
ReplyDeleteYum! But I will add eggplant if I want to - I think it's fab :)
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