Healthy Eating…
Grilled Chicken Salad with Rosemary and Thyme The Gourmet Farm Girl 2-4 Boneless Skinless Chicken BreastsMixture of Salad GreensFresh FruitFeta CheeseSliced Red Onion Mull together the following dried spices: 1 t Garlic 1 t Thyme ½ t Rosemary 1 t Parsley ½ t Sea Salt1 t Cracked Black Pepper Sprinkle each Chicken breast with the spice mix […]
Collectibles…
Look at these beautiful oil cloth school books that belonged to my grandfather. I found some information about these treasures on line… 6 ¾” x 4 ¼” NOAH’S ARK, Father Tuck’s “Dolly Dear ABC” Series, original and Copyright 1899, by Raphael Tuck & Sons Co. No.#2320. Very rare and in oilcloth. Also says Artistic Series […]
Spring Salad!
Butter Lettuce and Spinach Salad with Fresh Raspberries and Blue Cheese The Gourmet Farm Girl Easy and delicious salad to make… You can use any combination of lettuce and spinach; however I especially like butter lettuce for its delicate tenderness Mix lettuce and spinach leaves together in a large bowl; top with Blue Cheese crumbles, […]
Good Morning…
The Tests of Time… The last Sunday of March 2010 Faith makes it wholly possible to quietly endure the violent world around us, for in GOD we are secure. Helen Steiner Rice by The Gourmet Farm Girl
Different twist on a basic…
Cheese Producers… Cheesy Meatloaf By The Gourmet Farm Girl 1 pound lean ground beef 1 sm. chopped onion 2-3 T ketchup 1 egg 1/2 c. milk ½ c. dried bread crumbs or panko crumbs ½ t. dried mustard ½ t. salt ½ t pepper 1t. Worcestershire sauce ¼ t. garlic powder or 1-2 small cloves […]
The Big Guys…
These guys are getting ready… It won’t be long now…the corn stubble from last year will soon be turned under Spring 2010 by The Gourmet Farm Girl
Family of the Past
My grandmother (dad’s mother) is the little girl in the front row, next to her mother and little brother. The third boy on the right is her older brother. The Gourmet Farm Girl’s family album
My Grandpa’s New 1947 Farmall C Tractor
This is the first tractor I ever drove. It is still being used on the farm today. It is quite small compared to modern farm equipment, but this little guy still has his role pulling hay wagons. During WW II tractors were not manufactured in America. The order for this tractor was placed in 1945. My dad recalls as […]
It is now SPRING!
Good Morning… from The Gourmet Farm Girl I hope you have a beautiful day…and always remember, true wealth is what you are, not what you have!
Beautiful Sunset…
The view from my office window…