Firmly rooted in the Oklahoma soil
Firmly rooted in the Oklahoma soil
By Dee Nash
Baby Eggplant
Halved, dusted, fried
Velvet . . .
On
My
Tongue
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Love the colors and the poetry is great, too.
Pau;as last blog post..More Socks
These are gorgeous!!!
Thanks, Jen. I got them @ the Edmond farmer’s market.~~Dee
Saving the best to last, eh Dee? Very creative poem and lovely photos. Thanks so much.
Thank you for coming up with the idea to muse it.~~Dee
It was worth waiting for Dee.
Thank you, Lisa.~~Dee
I sure would like to get my hands on some of those little eggplants. I don’t believe I’ve ever seen them around here. I think they would be just grand grilled with some garden herbs. Hey, why don’t you send me some?
Robin
Gardening Examiner
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Robin, they’re in the mail.~~Dee
Love the color, love the flavor, love the poem. I’ve got to grow me some eggplant next year. I hope you get your photo loading issues solved.
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Thanks, MMD. I loved your topiary post. So true.~~Dee
Dee,
Wonderful photo…when the page opened up I was completely blown away by what I thought was your garden bounty! Even so the photo makes me want to grill some eggplant! I love the poem and assume it’s yours!
gail
Gails last blog post..A Patch of Lavender Blue
Thank you, Gail. I’m glad you came by.~~Dee
Those baby eggplant are really cool looking. I have never seen any like them before and love the purple.
Hi Tina, thank you so much.~~Dee
How cute, I’ve never seen such small eggplants. Great muse day post. 🙂
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Thanks, PG. They were such edible art. They begged to be photographed.~~Dee