Is the name of my last daffodil variety to bloom in our garden. My last bulb order was for Mt. Hood, a white one and this one. But then all the white ones bloomed and no Pacific Rim and I thought the bulb company messed up the order. But then.. poof.. these began appearing in amongst the whites. I love them!
It really is amazing how many varieties of daffodil there are.
I need to bring a few of these inside to enjoy.
I spent time this weekend weaving in 30 ends on my Meadow blanket. Not my favorite chore but once done I started crocheting my 4th round of 15 colors and once done, then blanket will be done and I will crochet the border Lucy designed. :-)
Dayle and I made a key lime pie together, I worked on the graham cracker crust and he mixed up the filling.
We used Nellie & Joe's Key Lime Juice and followed their recipe. It's really easy, a can of sweetened condensed milk, 3 egg yolks and a half a cup of the lime juice.
Here it is out of the oven. I will serve it with whipped cream and grated lime peel on top.
Sister Denise made some cheesy polenta, roasted veggies and sauteed mushrooms and chicken.
The key lime pie was a hit, I cut and plated them then added some whipped cream and topped it off with fresh grated lime peel.
OK, that's it for now. Have a great hump day!
((hugs)), Teresa :-)
What a gorgeous daffodil!
ReplyDeleteMmm, that sounds delicious. I've seen some lovely daffodils this year, there really are loads of different varieties. The orange line on the Pacific Rim is very striking. Hope you had a good lunch with your sister and friend. CJ xx
ReplyDeleteYay!!! Luncheons again. I'm so glad for you ladies being able to get together again. I miss getting together with friends.
ReplyDeleteHope the pie was a yummy as it looked in that jadeite dish.
Blessings,
Betsy
Oh, that pie! I got my second dose yesterday and I feel really punky today and all I want to eat are sweets. That pie would be just what the Dr. ordered!
ReplyDeleteLovely to see the pretty new Daffodils and the yummy looking pie you and Dayle made in the new jadeite pie plate for the luncheon. Seeing the dishcloth you made for Shirley a few posts back inspired me to knit two dishcloths as gifts, start on a third for another gift and I have done some more rows crocheting a blanket, also. :-) ((hugs))
ReplyDeleteIt must have been lovely to have a meet up again. I love those daffodils, ours are nearly finished, just a few wild ones growing in shady hedgerows. B x
ReplyDeleteThat pie looks delicious and so nice that you are able to have lunch together. The daffodils are a joy such a lovely variety. Take care.
ReplyDeleteHello Teresa your lunch and dessert look yummy. Yes so many different types of daffodils, that is another striking one you have. Anne x
ReplyDeleteGreat for you and Dayle to be able to get out for luncheons now and more so as it was visiting your sister. The Lime pie sounds absolutely delicious. I quite enjoy seeing the meals you have first of all because they look scrumptious and also being virtual meals I can imagine how delicious they are and I don't have to worry about the calories LOL. On the border of your blanket so soon! It doesn't seem so long ago when you received the yarn for it in the post. Keep well Amanda x
ReplyDeleteYum, yum, yum. Your luncheon looks delicious. We will be fully vaccinated next Tuesday - cannot wait!!!
ReplyDeleteHow nice you were able to meet your sister Denise and friend Shirley! The candles are beautiful and I am sure the were appreciated! My oldest sister is having birthday today, and we and my youngest sister had a few coffees together! Your blanket is getting beautifull! I am so happy with mine, now the days are still so cold! Stay safe, lots of love, Janneke.
ReplyDeleteThat Daff is beautiful with the touch of orange. And, I am a bit envious of that lunch AND that key lime pie. It is a favorite of mine. Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeleteLovely to finally catchup with xmas fun. Here we are all ok but who knows
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