Three Peppers Savory Crunch, Afternoon Delight in Provence

Three Peppers Savory Crunch

 

Three Peppers Savory Crunch, perfect beginning to lunch.

Grill lightly slices of a baguette. Bite size saves on washes up.

Saute chopped yellow, red, green and why not orange, if you have it, peppers. With a pour of olive oil, crushed garlic, a pinch of mustard seed and red onion.

When lightly golden yet with crunch factor intake, add cracked black pepper.

Spoon loving blobs on each little toast.

 

1900s Provencal Yellow dish

Put them on a lovely platter,

in my case a 1900s Provencal yellow platter will do, 

Serve warm.

 

Creme de cassis

Antique-champagne-glass

 

In a pretty tall glass, pour some creme de Cassis, enough to make your heart sing, and your taste buds sizzle for more.

Add chilled chamgane swirl… Voila, Kir Royal.

 

Provencal boutis

 

Grab a blanket or tablecloth, tuck it under your arm.

Kick off your shoes,

Hide some rose petals between your breasts, and add one to each glass of Kir Royal.

 

 

French garden door

 

Head outdoors.

Afternoon delight.

 

 

 



Comments

19 responses to “Three Peppers Savory Crunch, Afternoon Delight in Provence”

  1. Amylia Grace

    You know how to live it up right!

  2. A perfect afternoon delight!
    Savor and enjoy! I would if I were there.

  3. Delicious! My fella favorite meal to make is sausage with peppers and onions. In fact we had this for dinner last night.

  4. Mmmmmmm… Delightful….
    You are a poet. With your words. And with your photos. 🙂
    “Auntie”

  5. This sounds so good! All of it.

  6. Debbie Z.

    You live such a romantic life! This sounds enchanting. I love how you have eyes that are constantly open to beauty around you.

  7. DELIGHTFUL INDEED!!!

  8. Rebecca from the pacific northwest

    “rose petals between your breasts.” Did your companion in the afternoon outing enjoy them?

  9. Brenda Roberts

    Yummers!!

  10. Simple, savoury, sensational.

  11. Corey, you’re amazing! Thanks for your wonderful suggestions!

  12. A kir royal under the warm, Mediterranean sun = heaven!

  13. Corey, I made your Puffy Pancakes for Mother’s Day breakfast. Everyone loved it!

  14. Patricia

    Delightful! The guessing game: at first I thought miniature bowling. Then I thought some type of nib for an ink pen.

  15. Patti Lloyd

    Those nibs look like some sort of embosser…but not sure what the middle tool is for other than holding a nib. Emboss romance across my heart with Kir Royal and an outdoor afternoon delight!

  16. Kathie B

    Am not a huge fan of peppers (due to heartburn), but this might be good with onions instead.

  17. I made these for a light evening meal – delicious! Thank you Corey.

  18. So excited to think we are soon going to be in france savouring all that you so beautifully portray. (And blessed to be meeting with you!) Moving into winter here, but having beautiful mild days . Know wont want to come back into the depths of winter after a month in france. My bags full of brocante treasures will be the sunshine in my heart! Have been practicing saying brocante after seeing one of your replies saying how to pronounce! Have decided to go with flea market! Had been saying brocanting like youd say cantering! No hope with the french language!,

  19. The perfect way to spend an afternoon!

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