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Dear Jan, these dishes look divine! The teapot is beautiful, and I love the Autumn illustration.
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty teapot!
ReplyDeleteThe pork casserole looks good and is easy too!
Linda tetera. Gracias por las recetas. te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteI am an autumn person too! And I love your teapot!
ReplyDeleteHey Jan. Happy Autumn Day to you. This week here though, we are full-on winter mode. Lots of pretty snow, though supposed to get warmer the rest of the week. Happy Stew and Soup Making!
ReplyDeleteJan - that teapot is absolutely gorgeous, and I love the setting of the photo.
ReplyDeleteAnd I think that quote is pretty darn close to perfection, except I would substitute stitching for a book!
Your recipes (as always) sound so appealing!
That tea pot is really pretty. I would love that casserole.
ReplyDeleteTea is on the way and Ingo made beef noodle soup, which waits on the balcony :-)
ReplyDeleteYours sounds yummy, too!
That teapot is beautiful! 😍
ReplyDeleteAnd I like the sound of the pumpkin stew. I might try it as a change from my usual curry. Thanks, Jan. Xx
Beautiful teapot.
ReplyDeleteThe pork casserole looks wonderful. So warming at this time of year. I think you have tempted us into trying it this week. Thanx.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Lovely looking meals, a good poem and a pretty teapot, Jan.
ReplyDeleteHello Jan,
ReplyDeleteThe Teapot is beautiful. I am like an Autumn person!
The stews sounds delicious. thanks for sharing.
Take care, have a great day!
The teapot is gorgeous and I enjoyed visiting Maria's blog. Thank you for the link.
ReplyDeleteYou've shown how cozy an autumn day should be!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a wonderful Wednesday. hugs Elke
Bule lindíssimo. A maior parte do Brasil está na primavera e só uma capital está no outono, a cidade de Boa Vista no Estado de Roraima. As sugestões de alimentos são maravilhosas. Grande abraço carioca Jan.
ReplyDelete...enjoy autumn Jan and stay well and warm.
ReplyDeleteI love the quote... and the tea pot. :-)
ReplyDeleteSounds perfect to me, Jan...and love that teapot!!
ReplyDeleteI love the quote. Our leaves are gone but I'm sitting in my fuzzy socks and big fleece shirt reading blogs for the moment. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful teapot and so apropos to the season. I do love autumn, too. Cozy days for stitching and drinking tea.
ReplyDeleteI love your Autumn Teapot on thi awesome blog post I feel like a home
ReplyDeleteI'll have some pumpkin stew please!!! That teapot is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is a fabulous teapot and an excellent quote! I could not agree more!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty teapot
ReplyDeletePreciosas fotos Jan La calabaza me encanta. Gracias
ReplyDeleteBuena semana.
Un abrazo.
Typical British pottery are beautiful.
ReplyDeletePumpkin stew sounds divine.
ReplyDeleteNeat teapot!
ReplyDeleteI'm such an Autumn person too and this post was very enjoyable 🧡💛🤎💚🧡💛🤎
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Linda tetera. Gracias por las recetas. te mando un beso.
Lovely teapot. Thank you for the recipes. Sending you a kiss.
Luiz Gomes
Bule lindíssimo. A maior parte do Brasil está na primavera e só uma capital está no outono, a cidade de Boa Vista no Estado de Roraima. As sugestões de alimentos são maravilhosas. Grande abraço carioca Jan.
Beautiful teapot. Most of Brazil is in spring and only one capital city is in autumn, Boa Vista in the state of Roraima. The food suggestions are wonderful. Big hug from Rio, Jan.
Laura. M
Preciosas fotos Jan La calabaza me encanta. Gracias
Buena semana.
Un abrazo.
Beautiful photos, Jan! I love pumpkins. Thank you. Have a good week.
Hugs.
That teapot is so cute.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of the Pumpkin Stew, if you ever want to deepen the flavor, try roasting the pumpkin first instead of just boiling it. It caramelizes the sugars and adds a whole new dimension to the stew. I'm totally trying that pork casserole soon.
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Such a pretty and unique tea pot.
ReplyDeletei LOVE this post, everything about it!! the quote is a favorite, i concur completely!!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a teapot like that -- it's lovely. And very interesting about the stew. Perfect for a fall day.
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous teapot :-D And good quote. I'll have the pumpkin stew please :-D
ReplyDeleteThat teapot is gorgeous and I love that Autumn quote, that is so me :)
ReplyDeleteAll so comforting!
ReplyDeleteLovely autumn design tea pot and a cozy quote! Both recipes look delicious! I enjoy making soups and stews this time of year.
ReplyDeleteLovely teapot.
ReplyDeleteOoh that teapot is gorgeous!! I’m an Autumn person, too, and wish it would last longer.
ReplyDeleteEse estofado seguro que está buenísimo ¡ un día lo voy a hacer !, y ya te contaré. Besos.
ReplyDeleteAh, la tetera me encantó.
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