October in the Kitchen
October Kitchen
An October morning in the Hitty kitchen. The apple basket is full…
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Supplies
…and Jane has been busy…
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Peppers and Oregano
…drying hot peppers and herbs…
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Jelly and Jam
…putting the jelly and jam into the larder…
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Tea
…and laying in a supply of our favourite beverage…
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tea time!
…we do enjoy our tea times in the October kitchen!
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Quimper Hittys 
How lovely 🥰
Darjeeling Tea … a place close to where I grew up in Kolkata India 🇮🇳
We like this tea very much, the Hittys were happy to find an enormous tea-chest full!
The Hittys are so lucky to have Jane. With her culinary knowledge and skills, she is a true treasure, a real asset to the Hitty Cupboard.
Jane dear, you so deserve to put you feet up with your kitty on your lap and a good book. Enjoy your cup of Darjeeling!
The Hittys know how lucky they are – Jane is a hard worker, and they appreciate the results very much. After her tea break, she is going to look through her recipe book for spicy things requiring hot peppers.
I can’t believe how real all of them… You are amazing dear Hitty Lady, I love you so much. Thank you, Love, nia
Thank you Nia! We just love our tiny world…some days it is so peaceful, unlike the “outside”.
Lovely setting for your fall cup of tea, Jane. May you have many returns of that.
The kitchen is Jane’s favourite place!
Lovely scenes! Hope you enjoy your cup of tea and the scent of dried herbs.
We have Oregano, Rosemary and Thyme (but no Parsley or Sage)!
Jane is my kind of doll! Happy in the kitchen. Love the drying ristra of peppers and herbs! She is such a busy little lady.
She loves the kitchen too – peppers and herbs are the basis of many a delicious meal in the Hitty cupboard.
Forgive me asking, dear Jane, but why are you wearing a peg on your apron? Your industry is both impressive and intimidating, and reminds me I have things to plant this morning…
Jane was doing laundry just before whirling around the kitchen! Good luck in your garden this morning. We hope you can put up your feet, drink tea and enjoy a bountiful harvest six months from now!
That would be lovely!