Hay Hay it's Donna Day - Pesto Comments & Discussion

Hay Hay it's Donna Day - Pesto

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	Fresh, simple and so good ! I should give a try at this way of making pesto. Vanille — Sunday 14th December 2008 1:30 pm
	This is fabulous Bron! I can imagine how lovely it would be over some warm potatoes! We live right in the middle of the city, as in smack in the business district, so there are tons of take-away opportunities for when we are feeling lazy (and since there are so many call centers here a lot of the fast food is open 24 hours!)...but I always feel a bit bad after buying take-out -- like we could have had something better, healthier, and cheaper!, if only I had used what we had or did a quick run for some fresh fish or meat, or even just thrown together some pasta and veg. I love how you have fresh produce in your garden, not to mention fresh air (!!!)...reading your blog is me living that life vicariously! You are always a breath of fresh air :) Thank you from the bottom of my city-exhaust-clogged heart! :) joey — Sunday 14th December 2008 7:13 pm
	YUM!!! So fresh and good :o) xxx Colleen — Sunday 14th December 2008 7:41 pm
	YES! You are blogging, see, you can if you want. Pesto and potatoes is such a great combination but then I think, as the Swede I am, that potatoes are good with almost anything! And now you made me hungry, it's 10 am here and I want to eat lunch NOW! Bad Bron, bad! ilva — Sunday 14th December 2008 9:01 pm
	Lovely! I love pesto with potatoes! A scrumptious dish! Cheers, Rosa Rosa — Sunday 14th December 2008 9:38 pm
	Looks delicious! Paz Paz — Monday 15th December 2008 11:19 am
	Never tried this combination...looks rocking good. I love the quick way you made it...it's lovely!! Deeba — Monday 15th December 2008 3:23 pm
	yummy! love this for dinner. my tummy is grumbling now arfi — Monday 15th December 2008 3:49 pm
	Hi Bron Just wanted to drop you a line as your blog combines two things that I love - food and New Zealand!! I was in New Zealand nearly ten years ago and still dream about the fantastic vegetable muffins I had - they never seem to taste as good when I have tried my own recipes here in Scotland. I also visited Akaroa - but I must have missed the fish farm. I worked in Norway for a salmon farming company and always looking for new recipes for this yummy fish. LOVE YOUR BLOG!!! I will be back! :-))) Anne-Marie — Wednesday 17th December 2008 10:31 am
	Now that's a simple way to dress up a spud! Thanks, Bron. Susan from Food Blogga — Thursday 18th December 2008 10:38 am
	I've got a set of Wustof's too! Aren't they the best?! :) Those new potatoes look like gorgeous big glossy pearls. Beautiful. Christie @ fig&cherry — Thursday 18th December 2008 11:02 pm
	I am so making that tonight! BTW, your soup totally cured me! I think I ate most of it on my own!! Your pictures are making my stomach growl! Tartelette — Friday 19th December 2008 2:22 am
	Brilliant way to get us to eat potatoes! Bordeaux — Friday 19th December 2008 11:02 am
	I am absolutely in love with the lighting of your photographs. Cynthia — Saturday 20th December 2008 8:07 am
	Oh wow! Salmon with some form of potatoes and salad is such a wonderful standby dish. I am going to check out the pesto recipe as we don't make our own nearly often enough - for precisely the reasons you mention :) Jeanne — Thursday 8th January 2009 12:44 am