Yup! Another recipe to be added to my cookbook! They turned out FABULOUS! And in addition to their yumminess, I made a Peach Berry cobbler, topped with vanilla bean ice cream for dessert. They entire dinner was local, basically farm(mine or local) to fork, except for the grains and ice cream. I used organic barley in the peppers and the cobbler crust was wheat and corn, also organic. And local grassfed beef! It was a truly spectacular meal!
The only real improvement would have been homemade ice cream. I have gotta get an ice cream maker!
After dinner we went to the fair. I just love wondering through the exhibits. Especially the horses!! I miss having horses so badly.
Isabelle did well. Considering we didn't sign up until about a month before the fair and it was our first year! I am pretty proud!!
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| Yep, we had discussed it before, but now I believe a couple of sheep will be added to our homestead...lol! |
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| This momma had these sweet twins THIS MORNING! |
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| Sawyer REALLY wanted to pet that Nubian doe. |
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| Perhaps the most unique horse as far as color I have ever seen. She is a paint... Flea bitten gray and white. |
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| Bitsy was a lovely Haflinger. We have actually considered a couple of these as dual purpose, pulling and riding for the kids. Someday....Sigh.... |
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| Gabriel's Swing ride. |
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| Matt and Sawyer waiting. |
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| Isabelle's Ribbons. The Reserve is for her rabbit poster. |
Many blessings! Night! xoxo
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