Our latest trip to the market looked like this. You can see the cheese puffs bag had been opened in the car, someone could not wait until he got home. I didn't realize how color coordinated I was until I got home. Yellows & oranges, purple & greens and blue and whites. The mini cream puff was too pretty not to have its own little plate.
Now to do some cooking...
I find that I am more likely to eat lots of vegetables if they're colorful, the cauliflower for example.
such a great post! at first glance, all of the vibrant colors made everything seem so unreal. i bet it was a good market day :)
ReplyDeleteNo, they're real & I didn't do much post editing either. Kind of fun!
Deletewould you mind, me coming over for dinner? this looks so inviting!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome. Pretty sure *i* wouldn't want to cook all of that because it looks so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not even sure I recognize all your fruits and veggies, but it makes a beautiful photo and perhaps some interesting eats
ReplyDeleteBeautifull pretty vegetables!
ReplyDeleteLove the purple cauliflower! My father is a couliflower farmer, we have them also in orange when the dutchteam is doing well in a big soccertournament ;-)
(although purple and orange are not doing it as well as the good old white one..(selling))
I saw the orange cauliflower there too, should have grabbed it as well!
DeleteYou had enough orange this week, maybe a tip for next time? ;-)
DeleteI have a random but honest qestion.... I was actually wondering if your, at all, selling your sons clothes. I have a six month old son who is growing rapidly. Or locate me to your choice of clothing sites :) Where I live in Arizona, you don't find much cute/modern clothing. Thanks for your help.
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Andii
Hi Andi,
DeleteWe shop all around for him. The Gap, Old Navy & Zara are the most common places. A few things from H&M when we can get them too.
Hope that helps!
Jennifer
Thank you Jennifer :) It helps.
DeleteOh my goodness i must know your plans for these!
ReplyDeleteI've been using them up individually. I roasted the cauliflower tonight with some garlic, olive oil, lemon juice & parmesan cheese.
DeleteI cut up the Chimoya & put it in a big bowl of fruit & ate them all raw.
The little chocolate chips & put over the yogurt with agave nectar.
That's all I've done so far though!
wow. this is so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Happy cooking!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...those colors! I love that purple cauliflower (?) It's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteAre those purple brussels sprouts?
ReplyDeleteYes, those are purple brussel sprouts. I haven't cooked them up yet but they're also a bit smaller & look yummy!
Deletei love this.. produce has such interesting textures/lines. also i'm laughing 'cuz i love that you set them all out so nicely, gotta love the photographer's eye!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous.
ReplyDeletePretty yummieh! What are you making? Do you show us the result as well? Please?!
ReplyDeleteI love all the colours will make meal times much prettier :)
ReplyDeleteI love all the colours and can imagine some gorgeous looking dishes with them. Is the weather as lovely there as it is here? With those colourful vegetables, the sun and a glass of wine I can envision a lovely meal outside :)
ReplyDeleteThe weather was amazing yesterday but today is cloudy & overcast, cold too!
DeleteNice and very healthy shopping!
ReplyDeleteSuch vibrant colors! Where do you get all your veggies? Boise Co-op?
ReplyDeleteHi Karen,
DeleteNo, at Rosauers off of Eagle. They have a nice selection!
Ohhh, i will have to go there! Thank you :)
DeleteWe seem to have so many different fruit and vegetables, I even can't recognize some of them! They look really tasty however!
ReplyDeleteYum, love all those pretty veggies! :)
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I am addicted to those Enjoy Life chocolate chips. I use them in muffins, cookies, banana bread. I had to hide them from my daughter though. She keeps eating them out of the bag. Looks like we like the same brands as you. I just posted some similar purchases on my blog at http://womaninreallife.blogspot.ca/2012/03/grocery-list-part-one.html
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