inspired by Ali
Today we used up the last of our homegrown courgettes in a lunch of delicious polpette. They didn't last long enough for a photo of their own so you'll have to follow the link to see what they look like – we can thoroughly recommend them (though we left out the lemon)…
They're easy,
cheesy,
and oh so very pleasy.
Poem by Amy & Julie
While I'm here I also have to show you the giveaway prize that came to me in the post this week …
…notecards and a gorgeous, beautifully made michaelmas daisy corsage from the very talented Vivienne at Green Rabbit Designs. She makes the most beautiful knitted and crocheted bags and corsages – if you have a moment pop over and take a look at her shop.
The corsage looks perfect on my winter coat and I'm feeling very lucky! Thanks Vivienne x
little cotton rabbits 
Ooooooh I like the look of your coat. I was lovingly stroking one in a similar shade in Monsoon just an hour ago.
Isn’t Vivienne very very clever. Her work is so neat and nicely presented. I used to have her book marked but my laptop went funny and wiped all the saved data. So glad you have linked to her so I can reacquaint myself.
Those easy peasey cheesey polpettes look yum.
I’ve been learning to knit and it’s made me all the more impressed by your fab rabbits and friends. You are amazing!
xxx
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I have just a few courgettes left, so thank you for sharing your recipe, it looks delicious!
Love the poetry. 🙂
Thanks so much for the little mention, so glad you like your corsage!
Enjoy the rest of the weekend,
Vivienne x
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Ooh, much daisy love (lucky you), and polpettes … yum 😀
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Love the poetry.That is a lovely corsage.It is something i keep promising myself I will get into but so far I’ve only bought the brooch bars.this might inspire me or maybe i will just buy one!!
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I am a fan of all things cheesey, easy and very pleasey! Especially zucchini 😉
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Thanks — these look and sound great. I new dish for me to make for Sunday dinner. Deb M
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Hi
I like your style. Love the rabbits 🙂
tine 🙂
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Your cheesey-pleasey polpettes sound delicious! And your new corsage looks like it was specially made for your coat! Lucy xx
P.S. I’ve bought some wool and am busy hooking – totally inspired by you! x
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What a pretty corsage, it goes so well with your coat. Thank you for linking to the polpette recipe, I’m always on the look out for things to do with my courgette glut from the allotment.
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Your poem pleases me, and I wish I had something like that to eat RIGHT NOW. Oh – those purple flowers – they’re perfect, aren’t they? Neatly done and I love the slant of the petals. And the yellow center. She’s good, and I’ll go look at her. You and Amy oughta write more.
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I can’t grow courgettes here or zuchinni as we call them, your look beautiful and I bet they tasted delicious. The little flowers are very pretty too 🙂
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I love the corsage colour!
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Beautiful. It is so fun winning things and having surprises come in the mail. It’s like Christmas!
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