My Aunt Marie is for real. Just look at this dish she 'whipped up'. She is too French.
Figs (from my tree)
Goat Cheese
Sunflower Seeds
Chopped Herbs
Olive Oil
Salt and Pepper
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3 comments:
That looks AMAZING! Not only are they lovely ingredients but the presentation is a feast for the eyes....enjoy!
Thanks Anna--It was soooo good, I highly recommend any or all parts of this dish. Hell, even just goat cheese by itself is amazing!
Hi Anna
I am going to try this and the watermelon salad for my next dinner party in a couple weeks, it looks delicious. keep up the great ideas
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