In my kitchen…
…a pomegranate tree waits patiently to be planted out into a pot. A friend gave us this plant as a baby shower gift as a ‘delicious symbol of the work of women’s bodies’. I was so excited to receive it and am now waiting in anticipation for it’s first fruit (which I know is a long time away).
In my kitchen…
… is a half drunk case of Bionade. It’s a non-alcoholic brewed soda, 100% organic and comes in four unusual but delicious flavours, lychee, ginger & orange, herbs and elderberry.
I was a little curious and hesitant to try herb but it has since become my favourite. These drinks have been a godsend through the final weeks of pregnancy, when looking for an alternative to a beer or cider in the still hot but fading days of summer.
In my kitchen…
… a handful of chilli’s from Kyrstie (A Fresh Legacy). She so lovely-ly bought me a bag of veggies from her garden when we had lunch together last week. The other delights were added to a salad over the weekend.
In my kitchen…
… sits a jar of my first ever homemade toasted muesli. At the moment I’m loving finding recipes on Instagram. I found this muesli recipe on Tom Organic’s feed and it is absolutely delicious.
In my kitchen…
… is The Anatomy Of A Smoothie from Sneh at A Cooks Republic. I’ve been drinking more and more smoothies and have been running out of inspiration. This list is now attached to my fridge and I refer to it daily.
What fun things are in your kitchen this month? Head on over to Fig Jam and Lime Cordial to see what others have in their kitchen’s this month.
How wonderful Clare! Thanks for the shout out. Thank you also for sharing a lovely list of resources. x
Thanks for stopping by Sneh, I love love love your smoothie list!
How exciting that you got to meet Kyrstie! That’s a great baby shower gift. My aunt gave me a cumquat and it was such a lovely thing to receive.
We’d actually meet at ProBlogger last year, but it was nice to be able to catch up again, and have a proper conversation. I can’t wait to plant the pomegranate.
I would love a pomegranate tree. If only we had the room. You have reminded me I need to make more muesli. There has been none in our kitchen for ages.
I’m absolutely loving the muesli! I think our pomegranate will need a bigger pot very soon.
The muesli looks great! I love making my own because then I get to add my favorite seeds and nuts. And what a special gift that pom tree is! Watching it grow and bear fruit is such a nurturing
activity/ Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks so much for stopping by Heidi. I can’t wait to get our first pomegranate off the tree.
The muesli looks great: I could do with a scoop right now. I also read that smoothie list and found it quite inspiring.
How great is that smoothie list! The muesli is so good!
Lovely things in your kitchen – and great smoothie list too.
Thanks for stopping by Sally. The smoothie list is awesome, isn’t it!
Now I want a pomegranate tree in my kitchen!! x
I think everyone should have a pomegranate tree!
Clare, not long to go now, how exciting! Glad you found a drink to keep you cool through these last hot months. And the muesli looks stunning!
Not long to go at all Celia!
you have an interesting kitchen – I only heard of bionade for the first time this week but didn’t know you could buy it in Australia – sounds intriguing – and that museli looks wonderful. The anatomy of a smoothie looks an interesting list – we are really into passionfruit in smoothies lately
The bionade is definitely worth a look into! I’ve never tried passionfruit in a smoothie, so I’m absolutely going to give it a go.