'Flowers are love's truest language' . . . Park Benjamin
Best Buds believes you should Celebrate With Flowers Every Day!
That is why I began this Blog . . . to share beautiful photos, inspirational thoughts and maybe a tidbit or two that you will want to share . . Welcome and I hope you stop in often!
Best Buds believes you should Celebrate With Flowers Every Day!
That is why I began this Blog . . . to share beautiful photos, inspirational thoughts and maybe a tidbit or two that you will want to share . . Welcome and I hope you stop in often!
Best Buds Specialty Florists, Inc., 610-262-2333, info@bestbudsfloral.com
- Marie Kosalko, Owner Best Buds Specialty Florists, Inc.
- Slatington, PA, United States
- I have always been a 'dreamer' and I think that is the most important quality a person can have in order to be creative. It allows me to view things from all sorts of angles. Whenever I design I like to 'think like a photographer' as to how the various elements of a particular Wedding/Event will look through the lens of a camera. Yes, I have a 'Bucket List' and a Photography Class is one of the items on that list! Flowers and plants have been a part of my life since I was a child and helped my Dad in the garden. Seeds have always fascinated me and one day I will share my 'Lesson Of the Bean' story with you! For now, I would like this Blog to be a collection of Pretty things that this Dreamer would like to share with all of you!
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Too Many Tomatoes?
As many of you already know I not only love to design flowers but I am also an avid gardener and cook!!! Well this time of year daily visits to the garden just yields a heavy harvest of tomatoes and like all 'country folks' we take a walk and share with our neighbors and family but the Tomatoes just keep on coming! So what to do with all of these beauties. I am going to share one of the recipes that I created for quick and easy Bruschetta. The first thing you need to get is a great loaf of crusty Italian Bread!!!! Give it a little squeeze to make sure it's FRESH and soft in the middle!!! You know what I mean!!! Slice it about 3/4 of an inch thick. Then I make up an Olive Oil 'concoction' that consists of Grated Parmesan Cheese, Mrs. Dash's Garlic & Herb seasoning and/or Tastefully Simple's Spinach & Herb seasoning. Generously brush your bread on both sides with this, place it on a foil wrapped baking tray and toast it in a 400 degree pre-heated oven until the bread begins to turn golden and crispy. While this is going on . . prepare your tomatoes . . I remove the skin from mine, coarse chop them -- drain off the excess liquid because this will cause your bread to become soggy, add some Olive Oil (about a tablespoon to one cup of tomatoes, give your fresh Basil a coarse chop and add that along with some crushed garlic and a little 'zip' of fresh ground black pepper! When your bread is ready . . remove it from the oven . . . top it with the Bruschetta mixture -- add some chopped fresh Spinach, Mozzarella Cheese -- fresh or shredded, and today I added some great imported Italian Pepperoni -- but you can stop at the cheese or use your own imagination for 'extra' toppers!!! Return your tray to the oven until the cheese melts and your 'Bruschetta Toasts' are sizzling . . then all you need to do is Enjoy!!! Hope you make this and let me know what you think!!!
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Basil,
Best Buds Specialty Florists,
Bruschetta,
Garden,
Garlic,
Italian Bread,
Olive Oil,
Recipes,
Spinach,
Tomatoes
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