My breakfast plan was to have chocolate cherry ice cream, homemade, no added sugars and free from dairy. BUT, it's so flippin' cold here, that I'm gonna go for a warm bowl of rice with broccoli and cauliflower. Followed by ginger, turmeric and cinnamon tea for dessert.
Anyway, it's Friday here at The Manor and I'm about to make something with the image below. What am I? Winners receive three dusty paperbacks, two frames and a lamp.
Celery.
ReplyDeleteSome wonderful prizes headed your way :)
DeleteThanks. I'll take the glory but I'll pass on the prizes. Just like you I'm trying to get stuff OUT of the house :-)
Delete:) True and it's not like these are good foodie prizes. And even those, are always rotted like rotted beets or slime-filled scones.
DeleteHave you been playing with any new foods lately?
I say celery! BTW, the tea sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteKathy beat me by mere seconds!
Delete@Holly: Hahaha, mere seconds.
DeleteI guess that is celery.
ReplyDeleteYour version of breakfast is vastly different than mine. Although I wouldn't protest ice cream too much.
Ice cream for breakfast is, heaven in a bowl. Or cone, or spoon. Really, it's just good eats.
DeleteGood thing all the preceding commenters let me know this is celery, because I had no clue!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Debra.
DeleteYep, celery. I knew it before I saw the other answers. HONEST!
ReplyDeleteThe reason I knew: I don't care for it (flavor is too strong for me) and it's what I look for to pick out of stuff! Haha!
I love that you knew what it was because you pick it out of foods.
DeleteHappy Weekend :)
I'm assuming everyone else's answer of celery is correct.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, William. I look forward to seeing more of your door series, this weekend.
DeleteMaggots? Sorry, when I first saw it, they looked like those worms everyone eats on TV. Probably not maggots, but I've no idea what name they go by. Yuck!
ReplyDeleteHahaha, you crack me up.
DeleteReminds me of celery as well!
ReplyDeleteYou win!
DeleteI was going to say the small pattypan squash when I first saw it.
ReplyDeleteBut because you blew it up and the color is over corrected I really had a hard time seeing this one.
Celery is it then !
cheers, parsnip and thehamish
I never had pattypan squash. Is it good?
DeleteYes Please, so good !
DeleteI did a search for them. Will try them, they look pretty, too. Thanks.
DeleteChuckling at Yolanda's answer. The teeny weeny picture on my dashboard did look maggotty.
ReplyDeleteBlown up its celery nature is obvious. Which is a plus. Even before I became vegetarian I tried to avoid maggots.
I think there's a vegan maggot on the market. Not as chewy but loaded with protein for those high-protein seekers.
DeleteBut it is still a meat.
DeleteThey're soy-based :)
DeleteEven when I realised someone had got it right, I still wouldn't have thought it was celery. Looks like a bowl of grubs to me, the kind the Abos eat.
ReplyDeleteNow I gotta google grubs.
DeleteThis is why I wait for everyone else to guess. I never have a clue!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by :)
Deletecauliflower? it's really hot here.
ReplyDeleteSo close.
DeleteWarm here today now.