Thursday, August 24, 2006

greenhouse savourys

Hungarian Hot Wax peppers, I think they ripen to red so yet to see how hot they are
and these 'very savoury' wetsuit boots, no longer allowed in the house, even after non-regulation washing machine wash. . . .

10 comments:

Madcap said...

You gave me a good giggle, Claire. Wet suit boots become "savoury", do they?

Wildside Musing said...

Love your stretch of serene green behind your booties -- so your clothesline is pretty high up?

clairesgarden said...

Madcapmum, neoprene and salt water, savoury from a hundred paces
Wildside, the string in the greenhouse is probably only about four foot up, doesn't the grass look great when its out of focus?

Wildside Musing said...

Greenhouse clothesline? Now, that's a very good idea for a rainy climate, isn't it?! Why hadn't I thought of that?!
And yes, your grass looks perfect...

derrick said...

the question is when the boots ripen will they turn red or black. . .

Cailean Macleod said...

'Savoury' is a polite way of putting it ;-) Hopefully they will sprout a wee pair of legs and banish themselves before the long winter months.....otherwise your greenhouse will need a toxic emissions licence by February.... ;-) My wetboots live in the shed which is good 20 yards from my cottage..

Lynn said...

Hi! The peppers look like the right color to me. I bought some in the grocery store and that's exactly what they looked like.

I was making a Rachael Ray recipe. Way cool boots ;)

Michael said...

Hi Claire,

Oh, I love hot peppers! They remind me of my younger days, gleefully spent in Mexico. Do you make anything with them?

There is a mixture sold to decontaminate 'savoury' boots which people swear by. It's called 'No-stink-em' or something like that. If you can't 'google' it I try looking around and let you know.

Kerri said...

Hot peppers are not my thing, but I like the sweet peppers. Pretty picture!
Sneakers can get pretty savoury too :) Nice boots!

Frankie said...

My wetsuit boots stink even though I take them in the shower with me to swill them out - the lovely aroma of mud and rubber!