Feeling lazy and kinda hot. Dishes are dirty and I have too much to do to be bothered with taking time to cook. So, I declare that I don't intend to cook anything today; although if I were, it would be something from the scrumptious list of dill recipes
@theecarey #221 provided by the following thoughtful e:peeps:
@ladycroft-- I never thought to just toss a bit on top of just about anything. I have some experimenting to do. And yes, ofcourse I will share!! :)
@zobar --I love tzatziki! HAHA, that is my kind of recipe! If I throw this and that together it will form this.. I can follow that logic. Tzatziki, here I come..
But if I really want it to turn into tzatziki, maybe I will try the detailed recipe route. I have learned that not all of my creations or 'very loosely followed' recipes turn out spectacula..or edible. Thanks
@dragonlady7 :) btw, I feel kinda silly asking.. but how do I start a new crop of dill? I think mine has gone to seed (thats where the flowery things are on top, right?).. and I have plenty of room to grow more if I know what I am doing.
@leetee hmmmm dill butter sounds good. I think I could handle that. ooh, especially with corn season..
@pyrcedgrrl failed to mention that the Noodle Recipe is all that she thinks I can aspire to. "I thought you might try the noodles.. how bad can you fuck up noodles??" heh.. I am quite capable of fucking up anything in the kitchen, pardon my language. Ive burned, melted and exploded cookware. And annihilated food.
Maybe I'll try making the butter first ;)
oh Daaannnnnnnaaaaaaaaa, I have two eggplants in my fridge, waiting for you to come over and make babaganoush.. its been almost a year.....
So, thank you very much, peeps! I appreciate the time all of you took to help me out, as
@mrmike said, in the great pickle I found myself in. har har.
I recall making pickles as a kid. Didnt have anything like a dill-crock as
@jenks mentioned. We made them from home grown cukes and sliced them up with the herbs and other seasonings before tossing them into the freezer. Now I need to ask my mom about the recipe.
My herbs are growing really well; they are not cooking in this heat yet. Basil smells so good, as does the lavender and lemon balm. I love the mint as well-- it makes my nose tingle.
@libertad , which herbs are your bunny's favorite?
I have basil, lemon basil, oregeno, parsley, sage, dill, lavender, rosemary, thyme, mint, ornage mint, chocolate-orange mint, spearmint, catnip (?? stuff I made mojitos with, haha), stevia, maybe more..
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHH! Friday night
@pyrcedgrrl and I stopped at Wegmans. We raided the produce aisle and looky what I found, to my delight and to the confusion of other shoppers:
(WIKIPEDIA - Lychee)

Lychee nuts. Juicy!
@ladycroft and I scoured New York state last year looking for these damn fruits. Nice that we can finally buy fresh ones..