Tonight Motorcycle Al is on the road......I am celebrating the moment of not having to prepare a dinner for us this evening.... Hooray! I do enjoy a break now and then. As you can see, for me it is light and sweet! It is simple and easy to prepare, but the ingredients must be of optimum quality.....Fresh cheese, tomatoes, spinach, a few slices of prosciutto and I am a happy camper. Our Florida mellons are in season now, so what better time to enjoy one-dolce mellon. All I need to complete this simple feast is a splash or two of my sisters favorite balsamic vinegar. She travels to Italy several times a year to stock up....and she is well stocked! This product comes from the Chianti region, south of Florence. It is produced by a small family in business for many years . If anyone is interested in trying a bottle, email me. I will get her to mail you a bottle.
Also, I have changed my format, thanks to Madeline.....she can be found on my side bar.
12 comments:
Site looks great, as does the dinner! Love that simple platter of meat, cheese and fruit. I had just such a dinner the first night I arrived in Italy last year!
Thanks, Jann. It was fun to work with you on the design!
Your new site is lovely!
love your dinner and love the new look!
What fun! A new look for the site - it looks great.
And one of my favorite ways to eat, all of the best foods on one plate. I hope you had a nice wine with that!
Ahem, I must be lost ... No, wait ...
Wow, beautiful new digs!
And I certainly enjoy your home alone fare! Lovely.
t.w-thanks for your visit and comment!
Madeline-You were as easy to work with,too-good luck in getting more clients!
Pam-glad you like the new look! How are those moles?
k&s-appreciate your nice comment always!
Katie-I managed to open a bottle I had tucked way for a special purpose-why not!
My Kitchen-Always a pleasure to hear from you . Your comments are special to me!
Love the new look of the site, and the mouthwatering photo!
Gotta love it when everyone is away and you can eat what you want :)
My mouth is watering over this photo! Simplistic is sometimes bestq1
where did you get that balsamic vinegar. i thought maybe williams and sonoma but they never heard of it. can you let me know sometime thanks you sure are good at this, every picture looks like an adventure. love to hear more about your tours
Anonymous~thanks for visiting. The vinegar comes from a wonderful vineyard in Tuscany. It is one of the places we visit on our tours~we actually have a session of wine tasting and appetizers on this visit~please feel free to email me for further information regarding our 2008 trips! Remember, they are for women only...time to relax, come with us!
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