Friday, January 28, 2011

Playing Big and Little

I love playing big and little. When I have been making lots of bread, I also make miniature bread....when I have been making preserved lemons, I make minature preserved lemons....when I have been making blackberry and apple jelly, I make miniature jelly.




I love messing around in the kitchen! My latest experiment is having a go at making apple cider.....a friend gave me a recipe that just uses bought juice from the supermarket, so I bought a demijohn and it has been bubbling away on the kitchen bench for nearly a week! How fascinating!! If it tastes nice (not all my experiments are a success!!), I will try making it with freshly juiced apple juice next time.....it's nearly apple season now.



And I just happened to have a miniature demijohn hanging around and here is the little version in the dollshouse kitchen! Giggle, giggle!!

17 comments:

  1. I wasn't to sure if the first pic was of minis or not, so guess who was the one giggling when I saw the last pic. LOL Carolyn, your kitchen looks great. You would never know it's a mini one! =)

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  2. Preciosas botellas!!! Lucen muy bien en tu cocina!!
    Saludos.
    Olga.
    http://elpetitmondelalluna.blogspot.com

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  3. I, too, love to create someting in miniature that I have in "real life". What a unique addition to your mini kitchen! And I am sure the cider will be delish!

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  4. It's hard to believe it's a mini kitchen. It's just great!

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  5. Lovely!!!! You must tell how was the cider when it's ready. We must wait for half a year to get fresh apples...

    Hanna

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  6. I got a thirst for sweet and fruity drink, looking at your photos ...
    I'm going to give me a blood orange juice :-)
    Then let's see if I can make even the miniature version...

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  7. How wonderful! Both siders look good. It is hard to tell which is real!

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  8. oh my God! in the first picture I thought everything was real! extraordinary!

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  9. How delicious!! Wish I could taste it later when your apple cider is ready! ;)

    Warm hugs, Jollie

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  10. I'd love to get the recipe! I love the taste of cider but it's so expensive compared to sweet apple juice.
    hugs Karin

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  11. Difficult to know what is real and what is miniature. I love your mini kitchen.
    Geneviève

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  12. Hi, I found your wonderful blog the other day and added it to my blog list for others to find also (this is my way of keeping current with your blog). All I can say is wow! Your miniature house is fantastic...I spent hours reading every page, and checking the links provided. I have been so inspired that my daughter and I got our doll house out of the granny flat and have decided to make one up too. Bye, Tamara

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  13. I agree... It is hard to tell what is real and what in miniature. I have never seen a demijohn before.

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  14. This is wonderful! I love seeing all your goodies. Where can I get some of those beautiful plates?

    Thank you so much for sharing!

    Miniature Creations By Leilani
    http://www.picturetrail.com/Leilani43
    http://community.webshots.com/user/msfierce

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