Food lately:
a moat of syrup,
a ring of sushi,
and baking this.
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Welcome! My name is Maggie Rutherford and Folkloric is my space for sharing the art I make, pictures I take, and news & inspiration from my studio.
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Those pancakes look so delicious, beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteA moat of syrup is always always a good thing. Lovely photos :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a soft beginning for the coming weekend. Like to visit here and see your pictures. Happy about that.
ReplyDeleteLight grey clouds floating, autumn greetings from Finland.
thank you for your kind words, happy to read them. You have a wondeful blog, I will follow it with much pleasure.
ReplyDeletehave a nice weekend
until soon.
Lotte
Your photos are beautiful. As I looked at past postings I found one where you are at Mt. Rainier and there is a window open looking out at all the trees...it's magnificent! Thank you for your kind words and I'm looking forward to following your blog.
ReplyDeletep.s. The grape focaccia with rosemary looks amazing.
I completely missed SKs grape focaccia with rosemary. What a nice idea. I'm especially fond of your first image. I like real photographs of food in the midst of being enjoyed. Such a challenge when the food is so tasty that you or your dining companion don't want to wait for any additional shutter releases ;)
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