Nurture every dream as if it were a precious flower... (Michelle Perkett)
Almost two weeks ago I was the winner of a blog candy, Lee so generously was giving two digi stamps from Michelle Perkett etsy store, I chose Just Breathe Mermaid and Rosie. So this is the card I made with Rosie.
It´s a square card, I´m not very use to make them so I´m not completely happy on how I used the space in this card.
I made this card to participate on Challenge #17 at Michelle Perkett Studio Challenge Blog. This week is a color combo... a very challenging color combo for me
The fushia color I had is a bit more on the red side, but I liked the patterned paper so much that I decided to use it anyway. I colored the image with colored pencils and I pierced the stems of the flowers with a needle.
I also pierced the patterned paper and faux stitched it with a black gel pen. I cut a sheet of an old book and paint it with light pink acrilic paints and cut following an old template I have and I faux stitched also but on the outside of the paper.
I cut out the sentiment from the digi stamp and glued the words separately. I used two rhinestones on the corners of the pink paper, and added two flowers I stamped with clear stamps on the pink paper. I cut the flowers, crumpled them and stitched some glass beads on the centers. The border of the card is also pierced.
My friend Marilyn shared with me her mom´s recipe to make Oatmeals Rolls. I´m preparing them right now. My idea is to have them ready to eat for breakfast tomorrow. Lets see how they turn out! I´ll post a picture of them tomorrow. Thanks so much for sharing Marilyn!!!
Nurture your dreams
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ileana
on Saturday, February 20, 2010
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Happy day spring card
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ileana
on Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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I´ve never done a spring card... shame on me because they are so much fun to make!
I used a Softpencil image that I colored with colored pencils, glittered the heart cut it out and attached it with foam tape. The string of the heart-shaped ballon is beading wire. The patterned paper is from my stash, I had it for so long I don´t remember where I got it... I pierced it and stitched it with some glass beads.
I´m participating with this card on two challenges: Softpencil Challenge #19 at PCP and One stitch at a time challenge blog.
I used a Softpencil image that I colored with colored pencils, glittered the heart cut it out and attached it with foam tape. The string of the heart-shaped ballon is beading wire. The patterned paper is from my stash, I had it for so long I don´t remember where I got it... I pierced it and stitched it with some glass beads.
I´m participating with this card on two challenges: Softpencil Challenge #19 at PCP and One stitch at a time challenge blog.
Kitty bookmark and the very first recipe I learnt
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ileana
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I wanted to make a bookmark for my daughter to go along with a book I´m sending to her. She loves to read and that is something we want to encourage in her.
And then I saw Aly´s challenge this week and right away knew what I wanted to do. This week´s challenge is to show all our Kitty cats and my DD loves cats, so it was the perfect challenge.
I found Dawn Moore blog a few days ago and when I saw her Kitty I knew I was going to use it to make something for Maria. Kitty made the perfect complement for Bee Crafty stack of books that I wanted to use for a bookmark someday. I colored the images with colored pencils as usual and applied some body shimmer dust on the pages instead of coloring them. On the back I used clear stickers for the words and the pencil.
The other day I prepared the first recipe my mom taught me: Risotto. It always brings me good memories... I remember a very young me (13 y-o) so nervous because I had to feed the family that day and it was going to be my first solo in the kitchen... but then once it was done it didn´t tasted so bad... so I remember feeling myself very pleased with the result.
And over the years it´s one of my favorites. The recipe is somehow simple and you can add whatever you fancy at the moment or whatever you have at hand. The best rice to make a good Risotto is arborio rice but here is not easy to find, so I subtitute it with a creamy like rice, use a rice that the grains look rounded like this one. The recipe follows like this: start measuring the rice (I usually have a small glass as the size for a serving) and set aside. Prepare some broth, chicken, vegetable or meet, whatever you like, bring it to boil and lower the heat to simmer but be sure to have 3 times at least in volume the amount of rice. Put some olive oil in a heavy bottomed pan to heat. Chop 2 small onions or 1 medium, put it in the pan stirring well so it doesn´t get burnt. Add to the pan 1 clove of garlic finelly chopped and keep cooking them a few more minutes. Now add the rice and fry it slightly until it gets a light brown shade and it´s very hot. At this point you have to be careful because you can burn everything, so don´t leave it alone. Add the simmering broth at least half of it, stir and when it start boiling again lower the heat and let it simmer covered about 15 minutes, or until the rice it´s almost done. You´ll have to add more broth as the rice cooks, be sure it´s always with some extra liquid so it doesn´t dry. Turn off the heat and let it stand 5 minutes. Add a tablespoon of butter and some shredded cheese (whatever cheese you like) before serving. You can be creative with this recipe, so don´t be afraid to try different kind of rices, add vegetables like mushrooms, sweetpeas... or add some meat, chicken... have fun in the kitchen also!
And then I saw Aly´s challenge this week and right away knew what I wanted to do. This week´s challenge is to show all our Kitty cats and my DD loves cats, so it was the perfect challenge.
I found Dawn Moore blog a few days ago and when I saw her Kitty I knew I was going to use it to make something for Maria. Kitty made the perfect complement for Bee Crafty stack of books that I wanted to use for a bookmark someday. I colored the images with colored pencils as usual and applied some body shimmer dust on the pages instead of coloring them. On the back I used clear stickers for the words and the pencil.
The other day I prepared the first recipe my mom taught me: Risotto. It always brings me good memories... I remember a very young me (13 y-o) so nervous because I had to feed the family that day and it was going to be my first solo in the kitchen... but then once it was done it didn´t tasted so bad... so I remember feeling myself very pleased with the result.
And over the years it´s one of my favorites. The recipe is somehow simple and you can add whatever you fancy at the moment or whatever you have at hand. The best rice to make a good Risotto is arborio rice but here is not easy to find, so I subtitute it with a creamy like rice, use a rice that the grains look rounded like this one. The recipe follows like this: start measuring the rice (I usually have a small glass as the size for a serving) and set aside. Prepare some broth, chicken, vegetable or meet, whatever you like, bring it to boil and lower the heat to simmer but be sure to have 3 times at least in volume the amount of rice. Put some olive oil in a heavy bottomed pan to heat. Chop 2 small onions or 1 medium, put it in the pan stirring well so it doesn´t get burnt. Add to the pan 1 clove of garlic finelly chopped and keep cooking them a few more minutes. Now add the rice and fry it slightly until it gets a light brown shade and it´s very hot. At this point you have to be careful because you can burn everything, so don´t leave it alone. Add the simmering broth at least half of it, stir and when it start boiling again lower the heat and let it simmer covered about 15 minutes, or until the rice it´s almost done. You´ll have to add more broth as the rice cooks, be sure it´s always with some extra liquid so it doesn´t dry. Turn off the heat and let it stand 5 minutes. Add a tablespoon of butter and some shredded cheese (whatever cheese you like) before serving. You can be creative with this recipe, so don´t be afraid to try different kind of rices, add vegetables like mushrooms, sweetpeas... or add some meat, chicken... have fun in the kitchen also!
A little something for Delia, a tag and yummy rolls
A few days ago I posted a calling made by Jenn to send a 10y-o girl Delia some cards to cheer her up. So generelously, Dustin Pike gave for free some owls images to use (Delia loves owls), and this is what I made to sent her
is an altered old CD, the image is colored with colored pencils that I turned out into a she owl adding a little flower, I made the sentiments on PS, I tied also a string of glass beads so it can be hung, the papers are from Provo Craft. I hope I can steal a smile from her little face with this little gift.
Yesterday we celebrate the birthday of a dear friend. We take a bottle of wine to give him and I made a tag to go along with it instead of a card
I used a Bugaboo digi stamp on one side, and a Michelle Perkett digi stamp on the other side of the tag, both images were colored with colored pencils and I added some glitter glue on the icing of the cakes. I cut the tag with my Cricut and puched some little holes with a needle over the border. What a fun time we spent! we went back home at 5 am!!!
And lastly I promised I was going to show my mini rolls
I used a recipe from a famous cook and amazing baker in my country: Marcelo Vallejo. They turned out fine, they tasted really good. Anyway, they are not exactly like I wanted to be so there are two things I´m going to change on this recipe: temperature of the oven first, you can see the almost dark brown shade of the rolls... second I need to improve the flavor, I wanted garlic flavored rolls but they don´t taste much like garlic, so I´ll use more garlic next time. Here are some pictures of the stages you have to go over: 1) make the little balls, 2) let them rise and 3) baking!
PS: if you want the recipe of the rolls, please e-mail me and I´m gladly send it to you.
is an altered old CD, the image is colored with colored pencils that I turned out into a she owl adding a little flower, I made the sentiments on PS, I tied also a string of glass beads so it can be hung, the papers are from Provo Craft. I hope I can steal a smile from her little face with this little gift.
Yesterday we celebrate the birthday of a dear friend. We take a bottle of wine to give him and I made a tag to go along with it instead of a card
I used a Bugaboo digi stamp on one side, and a Michelle Perkett digi stamp on the other side of the tag, both images were colored with colored pencils and I added some glitter glue on the icing of the cakes. I cut the tag with my Cricut and puched some little holes with a needle over the border. What a fun time we spent! we went back home at 5 am!!!
And lastly I promised I was going to show my mini rolls
I used a recipe from a famous cook and amazing baker in my country: Marcelo Vallejo. They turned out fine, they tasted really good. Anyway, they are not exactly like I wanted to be so there are two things I´m going to change on this recipe: temperature of the oven first, you can see the almost dark brown shade of the rolls... second I need to improve the flavor, I wanted garlic flavored rolls but they don´t taste much like garlic, so I´ll use more garlic next time. Here are some pictures of the stages you have to go over: 1) make the little balls, 2) let them rise and 3) baking!
PS: if you want the recipe of the rolls, please e-mail me and I´m gladly send it to you.
Love box and tag
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ileana
on Friday, February 12, 2010
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What a crazy week I had!!! without my time to do some crafting this week was the most tiring week of this almost started year....
I made this box, and it comes with a matching tag, to participate on Michelle Perkett weekly challenge. I couldn´t finish my project on time but I did finished it so I´m showing the final result
The image, from Michelle, is colored with colored pencils. I used a box template I found here, cut it on Imagine That textured cardstock paper I bought a few years ago.
The patterned papers are from a Provo Craft gigant slab I use so little whithout knowing why... but I love all the colors combinations it has, so vibrant... that may be why I bougth it! it makes me good because I have to think how to combine such colors together, I always go for the soft and safe combinations but these ones take me out of the box always! I stitched the box and hearts with embrodery floss and I used some old glass beads.
When I got back home today I started making some flavored mini rolls that I´ll show tomorrow once I bake them. It´s my first time trying this recipe, so lets hope I got them right!
Today is my mom´s birthday. Happy birthday MOM!!! I love you so very much, I miss you a lot... how I wish I could give you a hug and have a good talk together over some mates. Have a wonderful day Mamucha!!
PS: click over the images to get a larger view
I made this box, and it comes with a matching tag, to participate on Michelle Perkett weekly challenge. I couldn´t finish my project on time but I did finished it so I´m showing the final result
The image, from Michelle, is colored with colored pencils. I used a box template I found here, cut it on Imagine That textured cardstock paper I bought a few years ago.
The patterned papers are from a Provo Craft gigant slab I use so little whithout knowing why... but I love all the colors combinations it has, so vibrant... that may be why I bougth it! it makes me good because I have to think how to combine such colors together, I always go for the soft and safe combinations but these ones take me out of the box always! I stitched the box and hearts with embrodery floss and I used some old glass beads.
When I got back home today I started making some flavored mini rolls that I´ll show tomorrow once I bake them. It´s my first time trying this recipe, so lets hope I got them right!
Today is my mom´s birthday. Happy birthday MOM!!! I love you so very much, I miss you a lot... how I wish I could give you a hug and have a good talk together over some mates. Have a wonderful day Mamucha!!
PS: click over the images to get a larger view
Party invites cards and an award
My niece Sofía is turning 15 on March next year (2011) and in my country we celebrate that with a lovely party. I ofered to make her the invites, so I made a few cards for her to choose and I wanted to show them here today. The fronts and the insides of the cards:
I already sent them all and I´m waiting for them to get to her and after that she will tell me which one she likes most (or not!), hopefuly she´ll like at least one, lets wait....
I got an award!! whooo hooo!!! it´s my first one, that´s why I´m so happy!! the oversweet Nancy gave it to 10 ladies and one of them it´s me! Thanks so much Nancy!!!!
I have to say 10 things that make me happy and pass the award to other 10 people.
I´m starting to know these ladies, and young ladies, and their amazing amount of talent each of them have. They inspire me so much... thank you all!!
I already sent them all and I´m waiting for them to get to her and after that she will tell me which one she likes most (or not!), hopefuly she´ll like at least one, lets wait....
I got an award!! whooo hooo!!! it´s my first one, that´s why I´m so happy!! the oversweet Nancy gave it to 10 ladies and one of them it´s me! Thanks so much Nancy!!!!
I have to say 10 things that make me happy and pass the award to other 10 people.
1. to see my dayghter smile
2. the kiss my sweethear gives me every morning to wake me up
3. learn
4. laugh
5. coloring
6. the sunshine
7. crafting
8. surfing the web
9. a cup of coffee shared with friends
10. a sweet dessert
And so many more... but I have to say only 10 and I think these make the top 10. Now I have to give it to other 10 people:2. the kiss my sweethear gives me every morning to wake me up
3. learn
4. laugh
5. coloring
6. the sunshine
7. crafting
8. surfing the web
9. a cup of coffee shared with friends
10. a sweet dessert
I´m starting to know these ladies, and young ladies, and their amazing amount of talent each of them have. They inspire me so much... thank you all!!
Cards for Delia
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ileana
on Monday, February 8, 2010
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Jenn is requesting to make a little girl, 10 y-o Delia, brighten her day by sending her a card. Delia´s been diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia on December 11th, 2009 and is on her second round of chemo. Dustin Pike at Doodle Dragon Studio is donating some of his images to everybody who wants to send Delia a card. You just have to e-mail him at dustin_pike@yahoo.com.
Please help to spread the word so we can help Delia feel a bit better and make her not to forget the beauty of life. Thanks!!
Please help to spread the word so we can help Delia feel a bit better and make her not to forget the beauty of life. Thanks!!
Love Letter Blog Hop!
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ileana
on Sunday, February 7, 2010
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Welcome to another stop on this amazing Love Letter Blog Hop hosted by the so talented Michelle Perkett!
If you arrived from Christine then you are on the right track, if you didn´t then go back here and start at the beginning.
This is my first time participating in a blog hop and I´m really excited! Hope you have fun and get plenty of inspiration from these wonderful and talented ladies; and fon´t forget please to leave them some love.
Michelle so generously gave us an image to make our project and we have to write a special love letter to go along with it. This is my creation and letter
I colored the image with colored pencils and added body shimmer dust to the fairy wings, so sad the picture doesn´t show it... as you can see I separated all parts of the image and glued them on different parts of the box. The papers are digi papers form Summer Driggs I printed oud and cut. I used a box template I found here, it´s so lovely and easy to make I´ll be using it again for sure. The stitched border is a new technique I´m starting to do and already like a lot, it´s not difficult at all and gives a nice touch to the project. And the lletter is for my special one, my daughter Maria.
Hop now onto your next stop: Susan!
If you get lost along the way here is the list of blogs:
PS: Closer pictures of the box
If you arrived from Christine then you are on the right track, if you didn´t then go back here and start at the beginning.
This is my first time participating in a blog hop and I´m really excited! Hope you have fun and get plenty of inspiration from these wonderful and talented ladies; and fon´t forget please to leave them some love.
Michelle so generously gave us an image to make our project and we have to write a special love letter to go along with it. This is my creation and letter
I colored the image with colored pencils and added body shimmer dust to the fairy wings, so sad the picture doesn´t show it... as you can see I separated all parts of the image and glued them on different parts of the box. The papers are digi papers form Summer Driggs I printed oud and cut. I used a box template I found here, it´s so lovely and easy to make I´ll be using it again for sure. The stitched border is a new technique I´m starting to do and already like a lot, it´s not difficult at all and gives a nice touch to the project. And the lletter is for my special one, my daughter Maria.
Hop now onto your next stop: Susan!
If you get lost along the way here is the list of blogs:
Michelle's Blog
Tammy
http://tmaynard.blogspot.com Ellen
Rhonda
Jennifer B.
Jenn Dove
Pattie
Maria
Gini
Melissa
Anjou
Lee
Cabio
Jana
Pauline
Nancy
Kerri
Micki
Barbara S.
Mary D.
Sheng
Crystal M. Smith
Lynne
Marilyn Webb
Seongsook
Adele
Mez
Christy Dillman
Deanne
Sarah
Christine
Ileana--------------------------------------------> YOU ARE HERE!
Susan
Sammi
Gina
Alison
Tami
Tricia
Michelle Perkett Studio challenge blog
Have a great day!!PS: Closer pictures of the box
Madrid, a beautiful city
Madrid is a beautiful city, it´s the city where I live since Feb. 2007. I love to take pictures of the places I visit, and this one has a charm as if by magic with all visitors. We all want to come back, some of us are lucky enough to do it, so everytime I wander around the city I make sure to take my camera with me.
I like to take not only pictures of all that it´s easily googled, because I like to have my own version of it, but also of simple details that catch my attention or just simply because...
This wasn´t the first time I stayed in this wonderful country,on my first time I stayed almost 2 month in Valladolid, another city a bit north from here. During that travel I got the chance to travel around the country visiting several cities and I could get a glimpse of what Spain is: so sunny, colorful, were you can have tasty food, meet kind people, see wonderful views, be among centuries of history that still remain... all this and more you can find it here. The second time I stayed also 2 months but this time I was here in Madrid, it was September when all the sun is out and the days are still warm, all inviting for a walk. And that´s exactly what I did, I walked, and walked and walked... and I loved every second of it! When I left the country to go back to mine my thoughts were How I wish I could live here...
Living in Spain is a dream come true for me.
I like to take not only pictures of all that it´s easily googled, because I like to have my own version of it, but also of simple details that catch my attention or just simply because...
This wasn´t the first time I stayed in this wonderful country,on my first time I stayed almost 2 month in Valladolid, another city a bit north from here. During that travel I got the chance to travel around the country visiting several cities and I could get a glimpse of what Spain is: so sunny, colorful, were you can have tasty food, meet kind people, see wonderful views, be among centuries of history that still remain... all this and more you can find it here. The second time I stayed also 2 months but this time I was here in Madrid, it was September when all the sun is out and the days are still warm, all inviting for a walk. And that´s exactly what I did, I walked, and walked and walked... and I loved every second of it! When I left the country to go back to mine my thoughts were How I wish I could live here...
Living in Spain is a dream come true for me.
An Angel and a Friend
I wanted to show my old work sometime, and this is the right time. Since I don´t have anything new to show and so much that I never showed before here is a poem I decorated
it was a birthday gift I made for my fiancé 3 years ago. It´s the most lovely poem I ever read and it was just perfect for what I wanted to say and didn´t know how... I´ll try to translate it to english, so please forgive all mispelling and grammar, and I´ll use masculine gender because it´s easier for me, hope it make sense as it does in Spanish!
This trio is made with three canvas (dollar canvas I must say) I painted with blue acrylic paints. The trees tops are made of ligh blue cardstock I sponged with the same acrylic paint and some blue glitter, I used the same technique with the hearts and added them with foam tape. It´s really simple and easy to make, I should start making these kind of crafts again, it´s so much fun!
I didn´t do any creative thing in 2 days and I feel like I hadn´t be stepped in my craftroom for a week... the good news: tomorrow is Friday!!!
it was a birthday gift I made for my fiancé 3 years ago. It´s the most lovely poem I ever read and it was just perfect for what I wanted to say and didn´t know how... I´ll try to translate it to english, so please forgive all mispelling and grammar, and I´ll use masculine gender because it´s easier for me, hope it make sense as it does in Spanish!
An Angel and a Friend
An angel doesn´t choose us, God assign him to us.
A friend takes us by the hand and bring us near God.
An angel´s duty is to take care of us,
a friend takes care of us because he loves us.
An angel helps you to prevent you from having problems,
a friend helps you to solve them.
An angel sees you , and he´s unable togive you a hug,
a friend hugs you because he can not see you suffer.
An angel sees you smile and watches your joys,
a friend make you smile and involves you in his joys.
An angel knows when you need to be listened,
a friend listens to you without saying you need to be listened.
An angel, in fact, is part of your dreams,
a friend strugles for your dreams to become true.
An angel is always there, he knows how to miss you,
a friend, when he´s not with you, not only misses you but also thinks of you.
An angel watches over your dreams,
a friend dreams with you.
An angel celebrates your successes,
a friend helps you to success.
An angel worries when you are not feeling good,
a friend lives for you to feel good.
An angel hears your prayers,
a friend makes a prayer for you.
An angel helps you to survive,
a friend lives for you.
To an angel you are the most beautiful mission to achieve,
to a friend you are a tresure to defend.
An angel is something celestial,
A friend is the opportunity to get to know
the beauty of live
"love and friendship".
An angel wants to be your friend,
a friend, without meaning to do so, is also your Angel.
I didn´t do any creative thing in 2 days and I feel like I hadn´t be stepped in my craftroom for a week... the good news: tomorrow is Friday!!!
Baby card and a recipe
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ileana
on Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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Today I got great news a co-worker is pregnant! That´s so wonderful because she is the most sweet person I´ve worked with, competent, intelligent, funny and beautiful inside and outside, I´m so happy for her. The baby will be born by the end of July but I thought to send her an "Expecting" card meanwhile I think of what to make for her when the baby comes...
This card I made following Aly´s sketch for this week. The sketch is really good because it´s so versatile and the main focus is the image and that´s exactly what I needed. I´m for sure going to use it again. Thanks for another great sketch Aly!! The image is a cut I did with my cricut and you can find the svg image here. Paper is an old one from my stash, the sentiment is a dollar clear stamp I found at Michael´s a few years ago. I like the way this card turned out, it´s simple and yet lovely, I´m thinking to give it to her along with something else but I don´t know what... maybe a chocolate...
Most of my dinners are not a main dish, I thinking it might be my age.... I must be turning old because I can not have dinners as I used to.... I need something more light to have a good night sleep after. So, I usually have a tea with milk and something else preferably on a solid state.... sometimes I have a plain yogurt with a fruit cut into pieces or a tea with whole wheat toast... but last Sunday night I preprared this bread
this amazing and wonderfully tasting Seeded Flatbread is made out of seeds and whole wheat flour. The recipe calls for pumkin seeds but I didn´t have them at the time, so I skipped those and replace them (not completely) with sesame seeds. After it came out of the oven, still warm, we have them with some chesse and ham, we never tried it that way and it´s a delicious combination. The way we did have this flatbread before was at breakfast with sourcream and honey but it would make a wonderful brunch with whatever you fancy on top (scrambled eggs, fruit preserves, salads....), it´s good with either salty or sweet toppings.
I just realize we run out of ink in our printer.............. DISASTER!!!!!! we have to replace it.... soon....
This card I made following Aly´s sketch for this week. The sketch is really good because it´s so versatile and the main focus is the image and that´s exactly what I needed. I´m for sure going to use it again. Thanks for another great sketch Aly!! The image is a cut I did with my cricut and you can find the svg image here. Paper is an old one from my stash, the sentiment is a dollar clear stamp I found at Michael´s a few years ago. I like the way this card turned out, it´s simple and yet lovely, I´m thinking to give it to her along with something else but I don´t know what... maybe a chocolate...
Most of my dinners are not a main dish, I thinking it might be my age.... I must be turning old because I can not have dinners as I used to.... I need something more light to have a good night sleep after. So, I usually have a tea with milk and something else preferably on a solid state.... sometimes I have a plain yogurt with a fruit cut into pieces or a tea with whole wheat toast... but last Sunday night I preprared this bread
this amazing and wonderfully tasting Seeded Flatbread is made out of seeds and whole wheat flour. The recipe calls for pumkin seeds but I didn´t have them at the time, so I skipped those and replace them (not completely) with sesame seeds. After it came out of the oven, still warm, we have them with some chesse and ham, we never tried it that way and it´s a delicious combination. The way we did have this flatbread before was at breakfast with sourcream and honey but it would make a wonderful brunch with whatever you fancy on top (scrambled eggs, fruit preserves, salads....), it´s good with either salty or sweet toppings.
I just realize we run out of ink in our printer.............. DISASTER!!!!!! we have to replace it.... soon....

























































