31
05
2012
What an amazing time of the year! Natures abundance in full bloom. Enchanting blossoms everywhere - so pretty - so lush - an instant good mood enhancer - for free! 




More beautiful flowers at : was eigenes
XOXO, Anette
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Categories : Happy World
29
05
2012
Just added some new extra long necklaces to the collection. If you would like to see more close up pictures please go to my Etsy or Dawanda shop for details and information.







Celebrate Summer!
XOXO, Anette
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Categories : Goldsmithing
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25
05
2012
New shoes in the house! Bought at this sale - I hadn't even heard about this fun Barcelona based company before!
Dolfies website is creatively done and the history tells a bit more about their great spirit.







I love them - just had to change the colors of the beads a bit to my liking...
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What is your opinion? Original or pimped?
XOXO, Anette
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Categories : Happy World
23
05
2012
I'm not really a kitchen person but I sure LOVE to eat...
I gave this recipe a try because the mix of ingredients sounded exciting. And the color. I'm so intrigued by this pink-red Rhubarb color right now!








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The Mustard turned out pretty spicy!
If I do it again, I will try to increase the amount of Rhubarb and Honey a lot to contain the power of the freshly ground mustard seeds a bit.
Here it goes:
- 180 gr Rhubarb
- 4 Tbs Honey
- 100 gr Mustard seeds
- 100 ml Raspberry Vinegar
- 50 ml Port
- 1 Tbs fresh Tarragon
Cut Rhubarb and mix with 2 Tbs honey and 100 ml water. Simmer until half of liquid is gone. Meanwhile grind seeds in a blender and add vinegar, Port, honey and the cooled down Rhubarb. Mix well in the blender. Cut tarragon and mix in by hand. Let sit over night covered with a towel and fill into clean jars.
Rosemary cracker:
- 300 gr flour
- 1 Tbs freshly cut Rosemary ( I used more, because I love this herb - so mediterranean...)
- 1 Tsp baking powder
- seasalt
- 1.3 dl water
- 80 ml good quality olive oil
additional oil, rosemary and salt to sprinkle on the cracker
Heat up oven and sheet. Mix all ingredients and kneed until a nice dough is formed. Divide in three parts and roll out as thin as possible on baking paper. Be careful when slipping the paper with the big cracker onto the hot sheet! Sprinkle with oil, rosemary needles and some salt. Bake for 10 - 15 min. Hmmmmm....
Enjoy!
XOXO, Anette
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Categories : Market day