Thursday, January 22, 2009

Sweet (heart) Treats for you!!

These little redwork pinkeeps are now in my etsy shop
www.notforgottenfarm.etsy.com
sold seperately, but shown grouped together....
~ AND ~



...a little snippet available on ebay ~
(love that frame!!)
more paper snippets to come, and a little more redwork too!
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Another cold day...
I have all three woodstoves going
(2 in the farmhouse, 1 in the shop)
Cosy & comfy,
BUT
hauling the wood in,
sweeping the hearths
and wiping down soot is not necessarily good fun...
it does, on the other hand, help to know that our heat is free
(unless you add up the time spent chopping, gathering & piling)
I used to complain alot more about the whole woodstove thing
when we first moved to the farm, but was told by
an elder that wood warms you twice...
once when you chop it,
twice when you burn it.
'nuff said.
Hope you're all enjoying some handwork, some good homecooking & some heat....
Here's a recipe for
Corn & Sausage Chowder
for you, to help ward off the chilly weather:
1 package frozen corn
1 package sweet italian sausage
1 large onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic, chopped
2 cups chopped carrots
2 cups chopped potatoes
1 cup chopped tomatoes
2 tbls. italian seasoning
4 cups chicken broth
1 cup heavy cream
place all ingredients into a soup pot EXCEPT heavy cream ~
cook all day
(at least 4 hours...i cook on my woodstove)
just before serving, add in heavy cream & stir...
serve with crusty bread and a nice fresh salad with orange slices & grapes in it!
and
let me know how you like it???
Blessed be!
~Lori~

3 comments:

Primitives By The Light of The Moon said...

Beautiful redwork pieces and as always wonderful paper clipping. The frame is just perfect.
:)Ginger

Farmhouse Blessings said...

Your new header is so pretty as are your pinkeeps. I am so enjoying some redwork right now too. It's such a lovely old art.

Three woodstoves ... you don't have a chance to get cold do you? Just keeping our one keeps me busy on these cold, cold days.

Blessings,
Lea

Mystiana said...

Aunt Lori, this recipe sounds great! I'll try it this weekend. And yes I read your blog all the time. LOL
Sharon