An astute reader notified me that I had left an ingredient
off the list of the strata recipe I posted last week.
See, that is why I cannot be trusted with posting recipes.
Anyway add 3 cups milk.
I corrected the original.
I corrected the original.
Thanks Teri you are wonderful for telling me and for actually trying a recipe of mine.
So much responsibility, scary.
Here's that recipe post.
Now onto the pretty, pretty goat's milk soap.
If you have never used goat soap do not let the price inhibit you as it is worth every dollar.
Joe likes it too.
I think a bar or two would make a fine gift.
Some of these are scented and some are not.
I did not mean to snap this image above but I like it none the less.
I could not help but put an antique filter on that ironstone platter.
How about that cute goat on the soap above?
After fiddling with all these soaps I piled them into a cloche for Marty's next cloche party.
Cloches are terribly difficult to photograph.
If someone has figured out how to do it better please tell me.
Now I am off to my ironing board to iron vintage linens.
I consider that fun by the way.
I am a freak and know it.
Linking with:
Table Top Tuesday
Wow Us Wednesday
joy and peace
Olive
Now I am off to my ironing board to iron vintage linens.
I consider that fun by the way.
I am a freak and know it.
Linking with:
Table Top Tuesday
Wow Us Wednesday
joy and peace
Olive