Some Food

Just a ‘here’s what I ate’ type post. Trying to get my five-a-day all in one go, right at the start:

So, I think I mentioned a while ago that Taryn had sent me some amazing blackberry jam. It’s made by Mountain Fruit Co. Much to my delight, I discovered yesterday that the brand is sold in Lund’s/Byerly’s (and possibly elsewhere) here in Minnesota! I bought a jar of the strawberry-rhubarb and had to try it out this morning, even though the blackberry isn’t quite finished yet. I daresay that Mountain Fruit Co. has started a jam revolution for me.
Because I’m a slave to my whims, I made potato salad for lunch:

I used equal parts Nayonaise and Sour Supreme, so it WOULD be vegan. . . if it weren’t for the boiled egg I added. I didn’t have any fresh dill, so I minced up a tiny dill pickle and threw that in (along with some minced red onion, a pinch of paprika, and salt/pepper). It tasted of summer. I ate it alongside a lettuce and spinach salad with broccoli, sweet corn, and fake ham, which made for a really nice warm-weather lunch. I wonder what’ll happen when I step out into the below-freezing temperatures outside…

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4 Responses to Some Food

  1. Glad you liked the jam. I tried to find at least one thing that was local to send you. I have their strawberry-rhubarb jam and love it too!
    I normally can’t stomach the regular potato salad stuff that you can find everywhere, but your version looks scrumptious!

  2. monette says:

    mmmm, those potatoes look good! although I’m guessing that nayonaise is some sort of an artificial rayon-substitute, so you may be able to make a tasty blouse also. man, you are crafty!

  3. kim says:

    hopefully the cold won’t shock your system too much after all that summery goodness! while I don’t have potato potatoes at home… I might have to try your sweet potato suggestion from an earlier post tonight.

  4. Katie Heule says:

    Sounds and looks amazing!

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