Some breakfast porn for you...
Mix of proscuitto di Parma with salami di Milano, served with a mix of cantelope and watermelon...
Home made whole wheat, rye and muesli bread, baked fresh minutes before...
Gorgonzola dolce...
...served with wildflower honey mixed with hazelnuts and almonds. First tomatoes of the season and first cherries as well...
Another morning, we have the mixed mellon but this time with strawberries, two different kiwi types (one yellow, one green), whole wheat bread with walnuts, cherry tomato and mozzarella salade, and a square apple pie up there in the corner.
I will be back with more posts soon. We are catching our breath, making everything pretty and nice, opening the pool, planting the organic veggie patch, scrubbing and cleaning.
9 comments:
Oh, my Diana. I am on my way over. :)
Do you just do breakfast...? Please, say yes and I will be there! Beats English cereal with milk and Italian biscotti and cafè any day...
Where do I book?
Wow Diana .. That is more like a lunch ... A breakfast fit for a king and Queen to get you through a all day.. :-)
Hmmm...And all I had this morning was a decaf coffee!!! Yours is better...
What a heavenly breakfast.
Diana, the bread looks especially lecker. Are you baking the no knead bread with your own additions? Or, have you found a new recipe?
Lucinda, I hope you had a wonderful, special time on your trip! Come on back!
Donna, I do the occasional dinner (emphasis on occasional - I am learning to conserve my energy.
Anne, often guests do not have to eat lunch after the breakfast here- the Swiss and Germans are especially notorious for finishing every single thing! :)
Rose and Gina, thanks! We have decaf too...
Gina, yes, it's the no knead bread with different combinations. The muesli one was 1/3 white flour, 1/3 whole wheat, 1/3 rye and then a cup of musli thrown in. I rolled the loose dough in the muesli before throwing it in the pot to bake. it is definitely sehr lecker if I do say so myself :) :) :)
Sorry, I meant Rose and Cathy :)
This is my kind of porn. heh
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