This post is for Liisa who lives in Finland but likes the green market. I set out thinking I would do a green post...as in corn
and peppers
and more peppers
not to mention cucumbers and
cauliflower.
My interest in green is flagging care of basil and parsley.
Beets offer a little relief --serve with chickpeas balsemic and olive oil.
Chives are good in potato salad.
Gave up with green as blown away by sunflowers
with bees on
and veggies with color in
a melon
and then a little bit of blue which we'd missed.
aww, thank you elizabeth, i do so love the green market!
ReplyDeletethere's plenty green in my garden, if we're itsy-bitsy lucky we might get miniature corn (season too cold & short for it to grow proper) the beets are humongous (is that a word?) and kale has gone bonkers (we like so it really doesn't matter).
such beautiful pictures yours are, and my mind is racing thinking how all those veggies could be used. thank you again!
Our landscape is covered in vibrant shades of the green stuff - courtesy of copious drops of the wet stuff. Nice market...!
ReplyDeleteSuch a plenty of freshness. The very best part of summer.
ReplyDeleteGreen is a fine color, and green food is healthy :)
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot of fresh produce there.
ReplyDeleteGood to see asian style vendor shop in new york street
what a richness of colors!
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Too many visual delights to just stay with wonderful green. The bees on sunflowers - amazing. A potato salad just isn't right without chives! What a wonderful pictorial of the market!
ReplyDeleteNothing better than green! especially in this heat....we didn't make it to Moulay but did go to Sidi Kaouki...you're right it's so lovely...
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the summer Elizabeth !
xo Lala
That was a lot of green. Good start
ReplyDeleteLovely pics of the green market I loved the sunflowers they look so vibrant.
ReplyDeleteSo green! We have so much green here it is not very exciting. I do appreciate the green of the chilis- bright and leaping!
ReplyDeleteI just love to see brightly coloured veg. They cheer me up. I wonder if there is any truth in that theory that brightly coloured veg are good for you. They certainly should be!
ReplyDeleteI love all the lines in the peppers
ReplyDeleteand the flowers are so beautiful!!
Can see why you gave up the green when you saw those sunflowers Elizabeth. I wonder do you go out for instance looking for green or do you see lots and make that your subject for the day?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, love produce, so pretty.
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