... we finished the day with Elvas Plums, Sericaia (kind of thicker set custard made with flour and sprinkled with cinnamon) and Port wine (Quinta de la Rosa) at Leila's Shop.
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7 comments:
Sericaia also goes wonderfully well with figs!
yum!
what is the picture of the hand and what looks like a blanket?
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Mary
WOW - that shop of your sister!!!
...not bad at all having as a second home for your little boy!
oh its the quilt back!
Oh of course, it´s the quiltback!!! I see it now as you say so. Obrigada, detective Pereira!
...the back is looking great!
Hello Olga and Mary - didn't realise there was this blanket speculation going on. Sorry to disappoint but it is actually a quilt front! rather an unusual one I'll admit, more of an experiment...we'll see :-)
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