Roses and Sauteed Pea Tendrils
Hello Everyone,
Happy Birthday to How Sweet The Sound on Saturday.
I LOVE PINK!
I have a few new roses blooming and I found three light blue pint jars in my canning cupboard to use a vases.
The snow peas are growing in the big garden and every evening when I take my walk to check on things, I pick a few pea pods then stand in front of the climbing vines eating the fresh snow peas.
They are my little treat.
Can you see the pea pods?
I have two new roses. Garden Party and Secret.
The light pink are New Dawn
A little pea tendril could be on the menu
Secret and a pea blossom and pea pods.
My beautiful 'Secret'
A pea pod blossom yum!
Have you ever eaten Pea Shoots and Tendrils?
When I was looking on the internet I found a recipe for
Sauteed Pea Tendrils
Pea tendrils, a handful or so, rinsed and chopped into 2 inch pieces or so
Some olive oil, Garlic clove, cut in half, A sprinkle of sea salt, Chili flakes, if you like heat.
Rinse and chop the pea tendrils. Rough chop so you can see the little curlies in the final dish. In a skillet heat a little bit of olive oil and the garlic halves until the aroma and essence of the garlic is released; remove the garlic clove from the pan and save for later if you'd like. Add the chopped tendrils and saute until they cook slightly, how long will be up to you. Ideally you would want them barely wilted and still flavorful and crunchy! Serve with a tiny sprinkle of sea salt and maybe chili flakes if you want a little bit of heat.
Soft and beautiful with a little bit of flavor.
Roses and Sauteed Pea Tendrils from My Cozy Corner
I hope you have a wonderful and safe weekend.
My prayers are with the families in the Midwest dealing with a catastrophic event.
LINKING TO:
Wednesday
Savvy Southern Style for Wow Us Wednesday
Thursday
Stonegable for Tutorials Tips and Tidbits
A Delightsome Life for Home and Garden
Friday
Rattlebridge Farm for Foodie Friday
Common Ground for Be Inspired
French Country Cottage for Feathered Nest Friday
My Romantic Home for Show and Tell
Saturday
How Sweet The Sound for Pink Saturday
Sunday
The Tablescaper for Seasonal Sunday
Thank you for visiting My Cozy Corner
Take Care,
Betty
Happy Birthday to How Sweet The Sound on Saturday.
I LOVE PINK!
I have a few new roses blooming and I found three light blue pint jars in my canning cupboard to use a vases.
The snow peas are growing in the big garden and every evening when I take my walk to check on things, I pick a few pea pods then stand in front of the climbing vines eating the fresh snow peas.
They are my little treat.
Can you see the pea pods?
I have two new roses. Garden Party and Secret.
The light pink are New Dawn
A little pea tendril could be on the menu
Secret and a pea blossom and pea pods.
My beautiful 'Secret'
A pea pod blossom yum!
Have you ever eaten Pea Shoots and Tendrils?
When I was looking on the internet I found a recipe for
Sauteed Pea Tendrils
Pea tendrils, a handful or so, rinsed and chopped into 2 inch pieces or so
Some olive oil, Garlic clove, cut in half, A sprinkle of sea salt, Chili flakes, if you like heat.
Rinse and chop the pea tendrils. Rough chop so you can see the little curlies in the final dish. In a skillet heat a little bit of olive oil and the garlic halves until the aroma and essence of the garlic is released; remove the garlic clove from the pan and save for later if you'd like. Add the chopped tendrils and saute until they cook slightly, how long will be up to you. Ideally you would want them barely wilted and still flavorful and crunchy! Serve with a tiny sprinkle of sea salt and maybe chili flakes if you want a little bit of heat.
Soft and beautiful with a little bit of flavor.
Roses and Sauteed Pea Tendrils from My Cozy Corner
I hope you have a wonderful and safe weekend.
My prayers are with the families in the Midwest dealing with a catastrophic event.
LINKING TO:
Wednesday
Savvy Southern Style for Wow Us Wednesday
Thursday
Stonegable for Tutorials Tips and Tidbits
A Delightsome Life for Home and Garden
Friday
Rattlebridge Farm for Foodie Friday
Common Ground for Be Inspired
French Country Cottage for Feathered Nest Friday
My Romantic Home for Show and Tell
Saturday
How Sweet The Sound for Pink Saturday
Sunday
The Tablescaper for Seasonal Sunday
Thank you for visiting My Cozy Corner
Take Care,
Betty
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ReplyDeleteYour roses are TO DIE FOR gorgeous - and perfect timing for Bev's Pink Saturday birthday special!
ReplyDeleteI wish my roses were more and nicer, I am new to being a rose momma, and not quite sure I am doing it right.
I adore yours. And I think I need a rose called Tea party, how sweet is that?
How Beautiful! I absolutely LOVE your roses. Can't wait for mine to start blooming; should be in the next week or two. . .thanks for the lovely images which I am so enjoying. I can ALMOST smell them. . .mmmmm.
ReplyDeleteJust love this!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Holland!
with love,
Ineke
Roses and more roses! Aren't we so blessed God has created these beautiful number?!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing them Betty. Hope you have a happy weekend. I hope I could join your pink Saturday soon.
Blessings,
Aida
You have some very pretty flowers. I like the idea of putting them in jars. Looks very nice.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous roses! I love flowers in jars! They are romantic, elegant and truly cottage!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend and Happy Pink Saturday!
♥ Jil
Oh my, these are simply perfect for Beverly. What a lovely post for this happy occasion.
ReplyDeleteHappy pinks!
xoxo's
Hi Betty,
ReplyDeleteYour roses are simply scrumptious! I can alost smell their scent through the computer. Beautiful post and Happy Pink Saturday! Have a beautiful Memorial Day weekend.
Blessings,
Sandi
Oh, my! This is definitely the spot to stop and smell the roses. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh, ah, so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for being a part of Seasonal Sundays.
- The Tablescaper
Gorgeous roses! Love this post. I grow roses and love to photograph them.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are stunning, and you know I adore roses. Garden Party is my favorite. We have eight in a bed along our driveway.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday. I am so glad you are here to celebrate with us. Thank you for all you do to make Pink Saturday special.
Gorgeous roses - sweet post honoring Pink Saturday! I appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
ReplyDeleteKathy