"I ate a flower and two tiny leaves," said the husband. "They were hot!"
That's what happens when your ride your bicycle down a country road on a beautiful day. You just gotta stop, get off, and taste the wild mustard.
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a lovely take on the theme!
ReplyDeletei'm reminded how tiny the mustard seed is that grows such a big bush.
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Never seen wild mustard before!! beautiful yellow shot.
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I always love to harvest something .. visiting you back!
ReplyDeleteI've never tasted wild mustard, and now I really want to! Great post for "M" day.
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~Joy @ Joysweb
Sounds irresistible to taste. I like the fact that he ate two leaves and a flower just to make sure, LOL.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice for M, I love to see a field of yellow when the mustard flowers.
ReplyDeleteWild mustard greens have been part of our salads lately. A welcome bit of tang!
ReplyDeleteHollister (the real one) brings wonderful memories of my childhood when it was a stop on the route to one of favorite weekend destinations.
One of the things that I remember, that has probably not been in existence for 70 odd years, was a little stand that sold the best hamburgers I have ever eaten. They cost (gasp!) 5 cents each, a small price even then, and our family usually bought a bag of them. The buns were small compared to current standards.
Magiceye, merci beaucoup!
ReplyDeleteRoger, that takes my breath away, too.
Mar, it smells heavenly, too.
Working at home: I was tempted to harvest some but didn't have the time to go ask for permission.
Joy, my favorite of way of fixing is sauteing it in garlic and a bit soy sauce.
chuskulit, thank you.
Joy, wow, 2 Joys today. I love it.
Starnitesky, one of my favorite things about this time of year.
Granny Smith, I wonder where the hamburger stand was. Also where you were on your way, too. :-)
Ms. Burrito, danke. :-)
As an old Californian, it was a pleasure to read your post.
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