Capturing my love of whole foods, combined with the activity of a bustling kitchen.
A weekly collection of photos from the center of my home.
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- I prefer to stop in here more than once a week, but I was not able to make that happen this week. So, back to back posts reflecting all that is happening in our kitchens - there are worse things!
- After a morning in the garden, a garden to table brunch date for Adam and I.
- Our week got a little busy as we learned guests are coming tomorrow and I'm in a final week with the good people in my workshop. When this happens I tend to make Emily something that keeps in the fridge for a few days. Easy lunches and snacks. Tuna Macaroni Salad is one of her favorites.
- And cookies... (how about that Taproot cover!? Stunning.)
- We've reached serious marinara rationing mode over here. We don't even eat pasta much, but marinara is used nonetheless on a weekly basis. Stirred into scrambled eggs, dipping quinoa patties into, or used 50/50 with broth as a base for nearly all my soups and stews. We won't make it to August, but it was so good while it lasted.
- More dark and moody summertime kitchen light. Can't get enough.
Each day I find myself snapping a picture or two in the kitchen - a pile of ingredients, a table waiting for us to gather around, a sink full of soapy dishes, a cup of tea, dinner as it comes out of the oven - simple, everyday moments in the kitchen. These photos serve as a reminder of days gone by and as encouragement to carry on in this busy kitchen of ours when inspiration is lacking.
Every Thursday morning I'll post my photos from the week, words or recipes optional. Just glimpses into my kitchen and you're invited to do the same!
It's simple to join in:
- On your blog, post photos taken in your kitchen throughout the week.
- Words aren't necessary, your photos will tell the the story. Some of us enjoy adding a few thoughts to accompany the images... the choice is yours.
- Feel free to grab the brief description at the top of this post, or add a few words of your own to explain the project.)
- Link back to this post so your readers can visit This Week In My Kitchen and join in.
- Come back here and link up your current post (not your main blog) so we can all visit your kitchen!
- Join me every Thursday or the occasional Thursday if that works better for you.
- Please be sure to only link up if you are participating in this series. Thank you!
I look forward to visiting your kitchens!
