It feels like I haven't been doing very much, but I have made some feijoa chutney. The recipe had just 1kg of fruit, but because we have a bumper crop, I used 2kg instead. Also, the great thing was that you didn't have to peel the fruit!
Here we are:
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| Feijoa Chutney |
I have also been selling excess fabric from my stash on TradeMe (trader name is Commuter), so that has been keeping me busy as well. To be honest, that amount of quilting fabric I have is way too much. I have been trimming up pieces into squares and rectangles and now have enough to make about 3 more quilts!
Anyway, bear with me if I'm not posting very often.
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Feijoa chutney? I think you will have to enlighten me on what that is?
Good luck on the quilt designing.. Hope your percolations are successful :)
Hi Ruth. Feijoas are an oval shaped fruit with green skins, about the size of lemons. They have a sharp sweet taste and the flesh is 'gritty' similar to guavas. They originate from South America but grow really well here in New Zealand. They are ripe when they fall from the tree (or bush) and you can eat them raw or cooked - yummy!
Thanks for letting me know what they are. It's nice to find out about something new. :)
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