Hello Nadezda! Wonderful pictures of your blooms! Such beautiful colors! My favorite are tulips and hyacinths!! What a lovely treat for the eyes! Have a happy day! Dimi...
Preciosas todas para este día Nadezda Besos Te dejo la receta del Calderillo bejarano para 4 personas Ingredientes Ternera de 2ª 1’2 kg Aceite 2 dl. Cebolla 0’2 kg Pimiento verde 0’2 kg. Tomate natural 0’2 kg Pimentón dulce. Pimiento morrón (0’2 kg) 6 Dientes de ajo. Patatas 2kg. Guisantes 0’3 kg Perejil, Sal, Laurel (1 hoja) Elaboración: Limpiar la carne y las hortalizas. Cortar la ternera en pequeños dados. Rehogar la carne junto con la cebolla y el pimiento cortado. Una vez rehogado, añadir el tomate picado. Agregar el pimentón y unmachado de ajo y perejil. Cantidad necesaria hasta que se cubra la carne. Sazonar con sal y el laurel. Cuando la carne está a media cocción, se añaden las patatas troceadas y se dejan cocer. Una vez cocido todo se adicionan los guisantes y el pimiento morrón cortado en juliana.
Dear Nadezda. I see you have showed us some beautiful flowers from inside your home. It must be to cold to grow tulips and hyacinth flowers in this time of year outside in your country. They look so vibrant and colourful. In my garden I can see the first crocuses emerging. You have to wait a little longer, but remember the best is still to come! Warm groetjes Hetty
You're right Hetty, there is too cold to grow vernal flowers outside. But I have some potted tulips in my greenhouse. When the sun warms the first flowers will sprout there.
Nadezda-all your indoor blooms are so beautiful! Flowers do bring so much joy to the inside during the wintertime months. Thanks for the touch of Spring!
How lovely to have these beauties blooming in your home. A prelude to Spring. I'm sure the sight and perfume lift your spirit. Thank you for sharing with us.
Orchids are beautiful and interesting but somehow strange. I always love the look of hyacinths close up, all those tiny flowers going to make up one large one. I am always pleased to see Spring flowers!
Sigrid, I have had many phalaenopsis and can say that dendrobium is easier to grow than phalaenopsis, it flowers more often. Some of dendrobiums and mine too are fragrant.
Beautiful flowers in the house Nadezda, that's what we need in winter. Here spring was on her way but we are set back in winter, it's freezing cold and next week they presume we can skate outside......
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Preciosas. Feliz día de San Valentín.
ReplyDeleteGracias, Teresa!
DeleteAll beautiful blooms but I bet those hyacinths smell devine.
ReplyDeleteYou're right Lisa, they do. My living room smells spring.
DeleteOh Wow...you are surrounded by so many colours. There is spring already in your home. Pretty flowers and photos.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a very nice day. :)
I am, Aga, glad you like my photos, thank you!
DeleteYou have a beautiful spring at home and fragrant. Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteSpring is at my home, thank you Giga!
DeleteSuch vibrant and pretty blooms. Soon spring will bring such wonders to your outside garden as well!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to Peter, wait for first vernal days.
DeleteHello Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures of your blooms!
Such beautiful colors!
My favorite are tulips and hyacinths!!
What a lovely treat for the eyes!
Have a happy day!
Dimi...
Yes, it's a treat for eyes, Dimi. Enjoy good weather in Greece!
DeleteHello Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and flowers! I long very much for spring.
I wish you a nice evening!
Marit, thank you for stopping by my blog! Hope you liked to be here.
DeleteHello Dear Nadezda ❤️
ReplyDeleteA wonderful relationship, beautiful flowers and great photos, as always.
Happy day!
Hugs and kisses.
Lucja
Thank you Lucja, have a nice weekend!
DeleteHow beautiful flowers! Greetings
ReplyDeleteAnne, have a nice day, thank you.
DeletePreciosas todas para este día Nadezda
ReplyDeleteBesos
Te dejo la receta del Calderillo bejarano para 4 personas
Ingredientes
Ternera de 2ª 1’2 kg
Aceite 2 dl. Cebolla 0’2 kg
Pimiento verde 0’2 kg. Tomate natural 0’2 kg
Pimentón dulce. Pimiento morrón (0’2 kg)
6 Dientes de ajo. Patatas 2kg. Guisantes 0’3 kg
Perejil, Sal, Laurel (1 hoja)
Elaboración:
Limpiar la carne y las hortalizas. Cortar la ternera en pequeños dados. Rehogar la carne junto con la cebolla y el pimiento cortado. Una vez rehogado, añadir el tomate picado. Agregar el pimentón y unmachado de ajo y perejil. Cantidad necesaria hasta que se cubra la carne. Sazonar con sal y el laurel. Cuando la carne está a media cocción, se añaden las patatas troceadas y se dejan cocer. Una vez cocido todo se adicionan los guisantes y el pimiento morrón cortado en juliana.
Gracias por la receta, Laura. Tengo todos los ingredientes, excepto las especias. Voy a comprar y cocinar comida española.
DeleteНадежда,прекрасное цветение в феврале!Орхидея красивая,,сочетание цветов понравилось.Гиацинт,тюльпан ,,,мои восхищения!
ReplyDeleteОрхидея дендробиум приятно пахнет, это было для меня сюрпризом :-)
DeleteЖелаю весеннего настроения, Надежда.
We have a bowl of hyacinths in the porch that fill the house with perfume whenever the porch door is opened.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's so wonderful, Sue. Thank you and wish warm vernal days!
DeleteDear Nadezda. I see you have showed us some beautiful flowers from inside your home. It must be to cold to grow tulips and hyacinth flowers in this time of year outside in your country. They look so vibrant and colourful. In my garden I can see the first crocuses emerging. You have to wait a little longer, but remember the best is still to come! Warm groetjes Hetty
ReplyDeleteYou're right Hetty, there is too cold to grow vernal flowers outside. But I have some potted tulips in my greenhouse. When the sun warms the first flowers will sprout there.
DeleteSo lovely! Nothing like some indoor blooms to keep us happy till spring arrives.
ReplyDeleteRight words, Rose. Indoors flowers keep us in good mood.
DeleteHave a nice weekend!
Nadezda-all your indoor blooms are so beautiful! Flowers do bring so much joy to the inside during the wintertime months. Thanks for the touch of Spring!
ReplyDeleteWintertime months are long and grey, so you're right Lee, these flowers light days.
DeleteHow lovely to have these beauties blooming in your home. A prelude to Spring. I'm sure the sight and perfume lift your spirit. Thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteYou're completely right Betty. Hyacinth fragrance is strong and gives a feeling of spring.
DeleteOrchids are winter stalwarts! No to mention forced bulbs! All are very lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis dendrobium is fragrant that was a surprise for me, Tistou. It's coming spring.
DeleteOrchids are beautiful and interesting but somehow strange. I always love the look of hyacinths close up, all those tiny flowers going to make up one large one. I am always pleased to see Spring flowers!
ReplyDeleteSo am I Jenny. Hyacinth means spring coming to me, its flavor is unforgettable.
DeleteWonderful orchid! Is it easy to cultivate a Dendrobium?
ReplyDeleteSigrid, I have had many phalaenopsis and can say that dendrobium is easier to grow than phalaenopsis, it flowers more often. Some of dendrobiums and mine too are fragrant.
DeleteI'd like to give those Hyacinths a sniff.
ReplyDeleteSure you'd love it, Jason :-)
DeleteOlá, lindas flores que não esperam pela primavera para mostrarem todas a beleza, são belas, as imagens são maravilhosas.
ReplyDeleteFeliz semana,
AG
Si, Antonio, la primavera sera aqui tambien pero no tan pronto como en tu lugar. Me encanta que te gustan mis flores.
Deletebeautiful bright coloured flowers, I guess they help you get through winter till you can garden outdoors.
ReplyDeleteYes, catmint, you're right. I wait for winter ending, it's a treat to see flowers at home.
DeleteBeautiful flowers in the house Nadezda, that's what we need in winter. Here spring was on her way but we are set back in winter, it's freezing cold and next week they presume we can skate outside......
ReplyDeleteOh, winter is back to your place, Janneke. It's a pity. I think it's temporary weather, spring is on its way.So flowers help us to wait for spring.
DeleteYour hyacinths look like orchids Nadezda! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you Alain!
DeleteWonderful colours and shapes and textures!
ReplyDeleteHow is your weather now? Here it's cold, like it used to be in February in the good old days. :)
Stay warm!
Good old days? No thanks :-) Better spring comes in February.
DeleteAlthough today is -16 C, you're right like in good old days.
Happy week, Sara!
I love hyacinths! They are fragrant.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a happy weekend!
Thank you Tania!
DeleteBeautiful!!
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