aaaaah..last week of September!!
this means also last week of big groups! after that until the end of October
I will only have small groups, few people, one ore two.
like last week, a couple Rolf & Irena came twice trekking with me.
on Friday also Manfred joined us.
we did Malcesine-Navene, 9km not that tough,
lot of strength to talk and lough along the way :DD
we also visit a photograph exhibition in Navene, beautiful big photos in B&W.
it was lovely!
with my dear friends Simoo and Monica I visited two little mountain churches last week.
they are both from the 17th centuary, and for the moment I will show you just the photos
but this winter I will make posts about them, because their story is so interesting.
the church of Sant'Eustachio
and this is San Michele
and of course I had a german schoolar class
29 girls!! :DD
they were cute, polite and very educated!
this week I have 3 classes!! helpppp!!!
before leaving you with the recipe, I wish to show you our beautiful lake...
the Garda Lake!
today it was spectacular.
Peach jam with ginger and salvia
you need:
1,5kg of peaches (peeled and stoned)
20gr of freshly grated ginger
350gr of sugar
6-7 fresh salvia leaves
15gr of Pectin*
peel and stone the peaches, put in pot together with the ginger, sugar and the salvia leaves.
let cook gently for 20 min than turn of the fire, transfer the peaches in a glass or plastic
bowl and let rest in a cool place over the night.
the next day put the peaches back to the pot and cook gently for another 20-25min.
take away from the fire and let cool completaly. add the pectin and let take a quick boil
let cook while mixing for 6-7 min.
skip the salvia leaves and pour in a clean glasses.
close lid well, and let cool completaly up side down.
store in a cool, dare and dry place.
will conserver at least for one year.
Brigidaa_te:
we liked it very much as a breakfast jam.
thank you Winnie for hosting!













Mmmmmmmmmm delicious!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletehi Bril
ReplyDeleteyour pictures are beautiful!! thanks so much for sharing them with us! thank you for a great jam recipe and welcome to foodbuzz!
Dennis
Interesting... I've never made anything with salvia before. In fact, I don't think I've ever seen the plant. I'll have to keep my eye out next summer when I'm buying my herb plants.
ReplyDelete@ale....bona si!!! :))
ReplyDelete@chef dennis...thank you I'm so happy to make part of the Foodbuzz!
@rachel, you must try and find a plant Rachel...you will love the perfume and the taste.
thank's for passing by!
baciuss