Speaking of June....I am ringing in the new month over at Emmadime today with a Zucchini Blossom Mini-Quiche recipe for our SIMPLY WHOLESOME series! I had so much fun making these little things, I think because they felt very summer-y to me for some reason. The fresh flowers/blossoms may have had something to do with it. :) I have only made quiche a handful of times before, but after making this recipe I am such a believer. Especially in the [crust-less] muffin-sized kind. Check it out HERE!
Well happy early birthday AND wedding anniversary! How exciting! And those zucchinis look too pretty to eat! ;)
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The moment I went to her blog I knew it was a Whitney day :) Your images are gorgeous and I absolutely love your wholesome food ideas!
ReplyDeleteThat mini copper pan is adorable. We just got some squash blossoms in our farm share, and weren't sure what to do with them, so I was really excited when I saw your post. These look great!
ReplyDeletei love you whit but i would never ever eat that ;)
ReplyDeleteHaha, Jen I'll make a vegetable-eater/lover out of you yet! :)
DeleteOh so sweet!! I keep meaning to try courgette flowers, they look so pretty tho!! They are supposed to be nice in tempura batter with dipping sauce mmm lol. Hope you are well xxxx
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome! And yes! I'm so happy that June is here :)
ReplyDeleteit sounds like you are going to have an excellent time in June :) enjoy!
ReplyDeleteJune sounds like a fantastic month!! We just celebrated our anniversary this past weekend!
ReplyDeletethat mini pan is the cutest thing i've ever seen! where did you find it? also, i'm going to be in southern california this weekend, are you guys going to be in town?
ReplyDeletei found it at a thrift store, but it had a williams-sonoma sticker still on it. it's the cutest little little thing!
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those are cute! And also yummy looking.
ReplyDeleteMy grandpa used to make me eat those! :) I miss eating them and my gramps!
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june is such a happy month!
ReplyDeletelove this recipe! and that tiny little pan!
great idea! i have yet to try zuchinni flowers. i've actually never seen one before.. may have to grow my own. but even without the blooms, this sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteOh I miss my garden. I used to use zucchini blossom and stuffed them, yumm. However, your recipe looks delicious too!
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Yum! These look so delicious! And I know, I can't believe how quickly june has come. x
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Yum!
ReplyDeletethose look almost too beautiful to eat!
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andrea
why have I never seen these before?! They're so so pretty!
ReplyDeletethey are so friggin' cute. and that pan!? don't even. i love quiche but mini ones like those? i'll take em.
ReplyDeleteseriously you are a cooking wiz. you need to teach me a few things!
ReplyDeleteand a very happy june month to you with all of these celebrations (i.e. your birthday and anniversary). where are you off traveling too?? ;)
xo TJ
These are so gorgeous and look absolutely delicious. They are almost too beautiful to eat...but not quite. Can't wait to hear all about your celebratory June x
ReplyDeleteI LOVE squash blossoms, I remember eating these everyday in Rome!
ReplyDeleteyumm. I want to try these now!
ReplyDeletethese look amazing! my grandma used to dip them in batter and fry them!
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ReplyDeletei have always seen these at the farmers market, but never knew what to do with them - these are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteso lovely! what a cute (and delish) idea.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful photos! I never tried one of these!
ReplyDeleteThey taste amazing! Love the images :)
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Those look so good!!! I must try :)
ReplyDeletethese look so cute and tasty. I didnt know zuccini blossoms are edible... but now.... the world id mine :):):)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! And the images are stunning too :)
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Never knew what to do with those! Yummm...glad you gave me some inspiration to eat those weird little things!
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