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- Adair Seldon
- Oh, please. Another blogger sitting around contemplating her navel orange? I feel your pain, so I’ll be pithy. My obsession needs a home. Where it can share recipes for a flexitarian diet, exhibit original photos and serve up tongue-in-cheek mouthfuls on the topics du jour. Whether praising a pea or appraising the planet, this writer, traveler and culinary inquisitor is bringing it all to the table. Stop rolling your eyes. You’re going to eat this stuff up.
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Hilarious! Gorgeous picture too. :)
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog via Lora (MadHausFrau) and am loving it. Cute rhyme and lovely photo!
ReplyDeleteWelcome, Ruby. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteYou are reminding me (with a smile) of the seductive taste and looks of this spice, (need to put some in my tea!)
ReplyDeleteGreat pic, love the poem, hummmm you know at some point when you have enofe of them maybe do a small coffe table book
ReplyDeleteIi have never cooked with Anise (right??) that photo is so sweet, beautiful & tempting. Cute poem :)
ReplyDeleteAdorableness!
ReplyDeleteLovely. I wonder if anise was ever used as jewelry. Would make a lovely pendant or broach don't you think?
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