Mixed Veggies by helanker
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From Yesterdays Menu. Carrots, Leek, Snack Pepper, Red Cabbage, Tomatoes, Parsley and different spices and olive oil. Then in the oven for 45 minutes. And yes, it was yummy.
Have a beautiful day. Here we have rain and then rain, included rain. 6C and.... no wind. The last part is fine with me.
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Comments (12)
durleybeachbum
I see a little green face in the middle there!
blinkings
I bet it was yummy.
kgb224
Superb capture Helle. God bless.
dochtersions
Oh my, just mu coup of tea, Helle! And so healthy it looks too. I love your "yummy' photo's" with all the colours so lively, my friend.
Faemike55
wonderful and I bet it smelled wonderful
eekdog
Looks yummy!
RodS
Aw, man..... I just finished my last sandwich - now I'm gonna have to make another one! This looks so delicious, Helle! Great shot!
aksirp
looks great, love the colors, very appetizing!
anitalee
Excellent
sharky_
Healthy Food... Nice shot. Aloha
goodoleboy
Excellent photo, Helle. Looks delicious and most yummy. My son makes stuff like that all the time, but I can't eat anything like that's because my diet is so restricted.
anahata.c
As a vegan, I'm gonna have to come to your place and move in, that's all. This looks great, Helle. Love the sheen you caught, and the mix of forms and colors. And, food wise, I'm sold. You guys eat healthy! I assume you leave this semi-crisp, even though they're baked? So there's still "crunch" in them? (See---and maybe Amit's family knows about this stuff---in the food I grew up with, they put veggies and meat into casseroles, and I swear they cooked them for 45 days---they called it tsimmes---and when it came out, it was one huge clump of 'mass': It tasted great, but any chance of tasting an individual veggie or prune---they put prunes in it---was shot after the 30th day. ((Ok, they cooked it several hours, not days, but it tasted like days.)) And, any leftovers could be used as mortar for the Pyramids. It was deadly.) This is more like Israeli cooking, not traditional Eastern European Jewish cooking---but this is probably just a Danish dish, anyway. Wonderful delectable-looking shot. I always get hungry when I see your food shots, which isn't easy when it's 3:30 in the morning!