7 things
the lovely Amanda tagged me to post 7 random things about me
and some more if I keep searching back...
so here are 7 very random things
1) reading: 'Brideshead revisted'
love the penguin paperbacks and at $10 a pop, such an affordable treat
2) lunch today was a byzantine snack (i was still full from dinner last night!)
homemade babaganoush, olives and crusty torn bread - delicious!
3) my darling Grandmother Evridiki, became a grandmother (yiayia in Greek) for the first time at age 39!
which is the age I am now...Eeek!
4) on Friday night my sister and I took our mum to see Julio Iglesias, in concert - it bought back many childhood memories as my mum would play his records all the time!
we all had a fantastic night...
5) Ive got some fun new cards on offer over at Leeloo and Angela has posted an interview with me on the Leeloo blog! have a look if you like!
6) i love Pomegranates - my parents have a tree in their garden so im a lucky girl!
6) i love Pomegranates - my parents have a tree in their garden so im a lucky girl!
7) here is my babaganoush recipe:-
2 eggplants (roasted and skinned)
Juice of 2 small lemons
3 tablespoons Tahini paste
1 -2 large garlic cloves
good drizzle olive oil
Blitz it all up in the blender - add salt to taste
have a FUN Sunday!!
AC you're so good in the kitchen! Your cooking skills are like far more superior than mine. You have great recipes here..and all i have to share on my blog is baked croutons!!!
ReplyDeleteOooh, is that a pomegranate tree growing in Sydney? I was reading Stefano Manfredi's pomegranate recipes in the SMH and wondering whether a tree would grow here and how long it would take to fruit. Do you know?
ReplyDeleteHomemade babaganoush is divine. I have an eggplant sitting in the fridge, and we have been craving it for awhile; I think it's time. :p
ReplyDeleteThat pomegranate looks yummy! Beautiful pictures, too.
ReplyDeleteI looove pomegranates ♥ :)
ReplyDeleteAhh thanks for the recipe. It looks delicious. I wish I was better in the kitchen. I adore penguin paperbacks too. They are perfect for when you don't have much money to spend :)
ReplyDeleteyum, i love baba ganoush, but I never seem to have time to do the eggplant roasting thing anymore. So i just buy it instead!
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should let you inspire me : )
Gorgeous pics! I'll have to try that recipe, it sounds pretty manageable for someone who finds it hard to follow directions. Not to mention delicious!
ReplyDeleteNice to find out more about you AC! I had a little giggle at the Julio Iglesias concert, sounds like something my mum would like too! And thanks for the baba ganoush recipe (I love baba ganoush). :)
ReplyDeletebabaganoush! sounds sooo good!!
ReplyDelete... wiping drool from my chin.
ReplyDeleteI <3 pomegranates. My favorite recipe of all time: homemade pomegranate & green chili ice cream when I lived in Albuquerque.
My Mum used to play her Julio Iglesias records all the time when we were young too! It's so nice you took your mum to see him, she would have LOVEd that!
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