Apart from filling all the vases in so many houses, they are also filling many stomachs in this part of the world. One of my favorite salad of this season is made from daisies. Receipe is very simple: Collect the stems of the unflowered daisies. Boil them and after they cool add lemon, garlick and olive oil. Just yummy....
It's such beautiful countryside.
ReplyDeleteMary
How beautiful. I bet those stems taste delicious - I love any kind of greens!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds delicious- I wish that I could be there to hand pick and taste the fresh salad :).
ReplyDeleteI like dandelions in salads. I didn't know you could do daisies as well. I will have to try that.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures.
endless daisies, so wonderful to see!
ReplyDeletebeautiful spring sight..
ReplyDeleteand it would be so fun to pick fresh daisys for a healthy bite to eat :) thank you sharing
absolutely stunning!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I had no idea any part of daisies is edible.
ReplyDeleteStems of daisies? I had no idea. I love to see the photos of all the wildflowers and thank you for the daisy tip. :D
ReplyDeleteAnd all of these gorgeous flowers free from nature! In Armenia the hills are covered with wild flowers like this - stunning. And all the fresh spring herbs are wonderful and you know they grow in clean air and have not been sprayed with chemicals.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of the salad of the stems of daisies, but there is so much more good to eat than many of us know. So many of us get our food from supermarkets only. Very convenient, but we do miss out on some good stuff!
hello aysegul
ReplyDeletedaisies are one of my fav flowers. they are so hardy and clean.
and i did not know they were edible. that is a bonus
have a great day
~laura
I've never tried the salad but as I love fresh salads, I'm sure I'd love this one. Thanks for making me relax with your photos of serenity.
ReplyDeleteAmazing landscape!!! I love daisies too but I have never eat them! the salad sounds yummi I think I'll try it once
ReplyDeleteWow, I never thought of eating daisies, but, I do love to look at their cheery little faces.
ReplyDeleteWill check back for your photos of the red poppies.
I love poppies.
Beautiful place, excellent photos!
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