Life. Lemons. Lemonade. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
On an exceptionally warm, unusually dry and delightfully sunny winter morning, a trip to visit the citrus farmer is a wonderful way to spend an hour away from the studio, soaking up the colors and texture of her wares, and selecting some to bring back and turn into warm honey-lemonade drinks and quince compote.
Inspiration for ink colors and paper textures is everywhere!
Life. Lemons. Lemonade 2. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
Life. Lemons. Lemonade 3. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
Life. Lemons. Lemonade 4. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
Life. Lemons. Lemonade 5. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
Life. Lemons. Lemonade 6. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
Life. Lemons. Lemonade 7. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
Life. Lemons. Lemonade 8. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
Life. Lemons. Lemonade 9. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
Life. Lemons. Lemonade 10. Photo (c) 2012 Peach Farm Studio.
Brings back great memories of being on Amalfi coast in September!
Too bad they did not have Meyer lemons, my favorite citrus
Check out my recent post on quince compote making:
http://comeduemaiali.wordpress.com/2011/11/18/featured-food-quince/
Cheers,
Natasha @ Come Due Maiali
Hi comeduemaiali. Thank you very much. No, Meyer on Amalfi, but plenty of other delicious treats, yes? Thank you for sharing the recipe — it looks delicious, including the part about the Manchego!
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