Wednesday, October 6, 2010
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Eggplant is a favorite, should have included it with the lasagna I made yesterday. However,it is not a favorite of the children, maybe I will do a separate pan for the adults.
ReplyDeleteEileen
I was wondering if there was a pun involved. Worldless wednesday, I think you may have started something intriguing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful eggplants!
Wow! Love the pretend names!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm... I still have some on the vine. Am gonna find the cute little Asian ones next year.
ReplyDeleteHow nice of your eggplant to provide a handle for carrying it:)
ReplyDeleteIt's a favorite of mine too Eileen. The Lawn Man, however, is not a fan.
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty, aren't they Rosey. This one was from my mom's garden. You caught me in a typo, but now that I think of it, worldless wednesday could definitely catch on.
Thanks Gail!
I love unusually-shaped fruits and veggies Rose!
Enjoy them Monica! I got a couple of the little Asian ones at the farmers market this summer - yum, they were really good.
It was very nice of the eggplant Rose! And I carried it right to the cutting board!
When I think of you, I think of multiple garden gloves (of other things too!). And here is a glossy mitt!
ReplyDeleteEsther
I saw this in my Blogger dashboard when you published it and didn't "get it." Now that I see the picture larger I'm laughing hysterically because it looks like an eggplant mitten. The little guy was prepared for the first frost, LOL.
ReplyDeleteLOL Esther! At first I couldn't decide if it was a boxing glove or a mitten, then I decided it was a peaceful mitten.
ReplyDeleteLast year Mom grew a potato the shape of Wisconsin MBT. I was delighted to find another creative veggie this year. We got the eggplant the day before they had their first frost. I hope it was prepared for my first Moussaka, since that's where it ended up. ;)