but the flesh inside is a pale greyish colour with black seeds...
and, as my niece said "it doesn't really taste of very much, does it?" Edible, but not delightful! I came across this growing under one of the buddleias in the garden...
and it looks delicious, like it would be perfectly at home alongside a crisp rasher of bacon and a poached egg on toast for breakfast! Delightful, but is it edible?On Wednesday it was time for my Felt, Fabric & Crochet Christmas Decorations Workshop and, as I always take homemade cakes with me, I decided that it was time for the first batch of mince pies...
...edible and delightful!
Bye for now,
Rebecca
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Hi Rebecca,
ReplyDeleteI have seen that fruit at the super market as well, but I have never had the thrill to try it. Don't know why as I am a fan of exotic fruits.
That mushroom looks beautiful too, but I would much prefer one of your mince pies. :)
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I like your delicate mushroom/toadstool, very lacy and pretty! I always top my mince pies with little pastry shapes too, it seems to make them a bit lighter than a full-on lid. Plus of course it's very pretty!
ReplyDeleteUh, never seen that fruit, but had a similar experience with another tropical fruit which looked yummy, but was rather tasteless...
ReplyDelete:D so i know what u and your niece mean!!!
Hmm, love those mince pies ..they look perfect, and I wish I could try one!
Annalisa
Felt fabric and crochet all in one class topped off with home made mince pies?
ReplyDeleteHeaven, yes please!
Sarah x
Mince Pies before December, my Nan would be tutting at me if I even had the thought!
ReplyDeleteLove
Lyn
PS they do look good though!
xxx