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This week's theme is wrinkled.
I thought of a self-portrait.
Then I thought of a photo of my long-suffering husband.
Neither seemed right.
Then Youngest Son did some weeding, and ended up with a load of these.
Fresh Nasturtium seeds.They look fairly wrinkled.
They'll look even more wrinkled after they dry out - but that's the case with all of us!
One day I must try pickling these. Capers (pickled nasturtium seeds) are used in such things as Tartare Sauce.
Happy Hunting everyone.
36 comments:
I did not know that capers were pickled nasturtium seeds... learn something new everyday :-)
Great choice for today's theme... Mine's up too , hope you can hop at corner too... Happy weekend!
That's a great idea for the wrinkled theme. Hope you have a great weekend.
You can pickle them just like capers too!
Cheers
Interesting. I must check out what "nasturtium" means from the dictionary. Don't think I have ever seen them before in this part of the world.
Nice catch for the wrinkled theme.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Love capers with my smoked salmon... :b
It was not that long ago that I discovered capers came from nasturtiums. Happy weekend Dragonstar.
That is so clever!!! You have them growing in your garden, do you?
Great take dragonstar.. Nasturtiums are great.. and damned tasty too!
An inspired choice and you spared my blushes...
Didn't know capers look like that when freshly-picked!
Thanks for sharing...
Mine is up too here!
great take on this weeks theme...
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My Wrinkled Photo
Wow, we learned something new today :)
isn't that the truth that the wrinkles just seem to happen the older one gets -- I'm glad I have PhotoShop that's for sure.
A very interesting post, I didn't know that either.
wow....what an excellent photo. Love the clarity. Whoa...just love it.
Mine is posted: HERE
What a beautiful photo! Great take on the theme.
No kidding? Capers are pickled nasturitium seeds?
That is a good choice.
Are you going to pickle them???
And, what's a miss with Aileni's blog... Blogger says blog not found - address available...
Are you to holding up after loosing Badger???
I know how sad this time is.
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Enjoy the weekend dragonstar!
great wrinkled idea, i've not seen those before!
View mine if you wish here Thanks..
Great shot! Very creative...
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Nice one! What a great picture for the theme this week!
I'll be harvesting mine shortly ready for next year!
Cool photo! Some seeds and fruits are so very wrinkly, and I only thought of that after I saw your post! Great idea.
I have not heard of capers but they sure fit the theme for this week! Have a great weekend.
Have a good weekend - and i have never seen nasturtium seeds before. Nasturtiums were quite common here when I was a child, but they don't seem to be around much anymore, which is sad.
Learnt something new today, I didn't know capers were nasturtium seeds. Mine didn't grow very well this year, maybe not enough sunshine.
Wonderful take on the wrinkled theme! I love capers but didn't know that they were nasturtium seeds. I hope that you have a great weekend!
The capers I used to pick in Gozo were much smaller and greener. Anyway yours do look very wrinkled. Nice picture.
oooo u make ur own?? cool!!! nice shot. :)
I love nasturtiums. They are so robust and beautiful. Low maintenance and good value. Tasty in salads.
I would not have known what those were at all. They look like radioactive walnuts.
I didn't know that! I learn so much from you!
Very wrinkled seeds. I do know that if left to themselves nasturtiums will spread everywhere!
They look so much with a fruit we have here, called Pitanga, only they're red, these would be them before ripping.
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