... as seen from inside the kitchen window. If there's one thing that grows in the rather shady light of the kitchen windowbox, it's parsley. There's also more parsley growing on the terrace below. It's not that we eat large quantities of the stuff, but it grows like mad. And, whilst on the topic of parsley, I'm wondering why it is that - in the US at least - curly parsley ((Petroselinum crispum) is so rarely seen, when once upon a time (and of course my memory is here stretching back to England), there were little sprigs of the stuff plonked on top of all kinds of dishes as Garnish, and it was ground up in the parsley mincer and stirred into white sauce in order to be served with ham. I never much cared for ham, but I certainly enjoyed parsley sauce. I'm sure Italian flat leafed parsley could be substituted and have just about the same flavor ...
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