Montreal’s open air markets are bursting with Springs finest produce right now and I suggest you take as stroll and get inspired, or at the very least, buy a bundle of cheery tulips and bring a little spring indoors.
And more market pleasures…
Cooking has always been Aimée's preferred recreational activity, creative outlet, and source of relaxation. After nearly ten years in the professional cooking industry, she went from restaurant to RSS by trading her tongs and clogs for cookie cutters and a laptop, serving as editor here at Simple Bites. Her first book, Brown Eggs and Jam Jars - Family Recipes from the Kitchen of Simple Bites, was published in February 2015.
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I miss fiddleheads. We used to pick them in the forest where I grew up in NB. Steamed with butter and salt. Ah!
I love the picture of the blue eyed wonders!
It all looks so devine!!!
Your pictures are absolutely stunning as is your ‘Lassie’ dog!!
I’ve been meaning to ask- does this market you speak of have many roaming stray dogs, dry mango pits strewn all over the ground and men screaming that they have fingernail clippers for sail for only 31 cents?
Those tulips are gorgeous, they are so vibrant and lovely. great pics.
thank you for the pictures of the market: they’re lovely. isn’t the view from the top of mont st-grégoire lovely? our old CSA farm is a stone’s throw from there.
Zaak- You’re right, nothing beats fresh fiddleheads. Also, your description of a market reminds me of S.E. Asia!
Miranda- Yes, they sure turned some heads!
Mandy- thanks so much!
Freya- Welcome to UtHC! Thank you for your kind words. It’s my sister’s dog and her name is Tulip!
Jen- Welcome and thanks for stopping by!
Kelli Ann- Welcome to you as well, my fellow Quebec-er! What is CSA, if you don’t mind me asking?