Here are some shots of the preparation and planting.
Weed mat was laid. It is an open weave mat so allows air to circulate, not like the black plastic that turned the soil sour.
Just over a year on...October 2010...it's starting to take shape and I have a pretty garden once again to look out onto!!
Along the lattice panel I have planted 3 Pierre de ronsards which have started to grow nicely althought not as quick as I would like. However, I am hoping that it won't be long and they will look like this.
Chutney Chops
One of mine and my families favourite meals is Chutney Chops. I love it not only because it tastes so good but is so very easy to make.
You just layer a baking dish with chops
Cover with Rosella Fruit Chutney (or your favourite chutney) and continue layering depending on your quantity.
Cover with alfoil and place in the oven on 180 deg for 1½ hrs or more depending once again on quantity.
The chops come out so succulent and falls off the bone. Delicious!
Serve with veggies of your choice.
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Have a great weekend.
8 comments:
Thanks for dropping by Annette. The green roses are spectacular arent they?! My friend is a florist so thats where they came from. I think you can only get them commercially at the moment as they are fairly new. I will find out the name for you tho when I see her next. I like how your garden is coming along. I presume you live in Loxton or surrounds? Nice place up there.
Your garden is looking good Annette, the drought was quite hard on a lot of gardens, all the gardens are looking quite lovely now. With all the extra rain, we might still have nice looking gardens at Christmas.
Hello Annette,
Wow, that garden has really taken of. I bet you have lots of butterflies with all those purple flowers. Your chop recipe looks divine, I just love chutney,it always reminds me of summer,though I wouldn't be able to eat the chops.
Happy Gardening.
Bev.xoxo
The garden looks great, I like the plants you have chosen, a few of my favourites. We have used a lot of purples and pinks in our front garden. Thanks too for visiting my blog. G
Thank you so much for visiting me the other day...your blog is lovely and your garden amazing!
Those roses won my heart...what a great job you did!
Hugs for a great new week.
Hi Annette,
Your garden is doing well and I love the roses.
I will be able to watch your garden grow since it is spring for you and my garden season is coming to a close.
Thank you for visiting me,
Carolyn
Gardens are a never ending job aren't they. Mine is overgrowing at the moment with all this rain we have been getting.
Love the photos of your garden and the roses are just gorgeous. Thanks for the recipe.. you can't beat nice easy, quick ones like this. I will be trying this one!
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