The Evidence: Friday's Grub

At Home for Breakfast   

Fig Preserve and Peanut Butter on toasted  "Good Seed" Bread.  SO GOOD!  Knocks traditional PB and J sandwiches (on White Bread)  out of the ring.





Out and about for Dinner

VEGGIE GATEAU at MeLANge

rice crepes layered with faux chorizo & mozzarella, leeks with spinach, walnuts, nutmeg, cognac & apple cider sauce




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