green week four :: brainy
Kaffir limes add textural curiosity to the produce section at the co-op.
Surely not part of the 100-mile diet.
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surely not, but i'm not sure i could eat them anyway - they're so lovely to look at!
Posted by: emily | 07 March 2008 at 05:29 AM
They remind me of crabapples. And you know, I spent so much time getting crabapples out of our horse field when I was a kid I couldn't imagine missing them; but, as it turns out, I do.
What do those limes taste like?
Also, kudos for just snapping pictures at the grocery store. Did anyone else in the produce section comment?
Posted by: hadley | 07 March 2008 at 11:13 AM
Great photo from the co-op..I love the 100 mile diet idea. It's next to impossible where I live at the moment, but when we lived in Victoria, BC...very easy. Farm markets everywhere, we grew all our herbs and lettuce, and picked all our summer berries on organic farms outside Victoria. It was paradise living there. I was so sad to leave. The nicest, earthiest city in Canada, I think.
Posted by: coastalgirl | 07 March 2008 at 01:09 PM
I love your green week. It would be hard to buy fresh produce from within a 100 mile radius here in southern Ontario, as we have a couple of feet of snow on the ground and more on the way. I can't wait for spring!
Marie x
Posted by: Wild Rose | 07 March 2008 at 02:24 PM
these remind me of guava. humm oh sweet guava! i'm new to your blog, but i'm already admiring all of the beautiful photos! thanks for sharing!
Posted by: nathalie | 20 March 2008 at 12:43 AM