Bah. Who cares. How could I not adore it? Just look at how gorgeous it is! That aged blue detail on the handles is my favorite part.
The wood is so warm, so homey, so inviting . . . it says "Welcome to my kitchen. Have a seat. Have a slice of pie."
Or in today's case, have some homemade noodles that I just lovingly made from scratch and rolled out with my favorite kitchen tool.
Old-fashioned Chicken and Noodles, anyone?
E-mail me if you'd like the recipe. It was a great meal for one of the first cool Fall days this year!
This post is part of a few linky parties. Please visit them--you will fill your head with so much inspiration that you'll be crafting or baking or decorating or re-purposing for YEARS! (Plus, some of them are my newest friends--so if you like me, you're bound to like them, too!)
And a little note, I won't be back until Monday--we are readying for our yard sale--so I'm going to be knee deep in boxes for three days! (And hopefully knee deep in cash at the end!)
I agree with every thing you said about your precious rolling pin, reminds me of my grandmothers's, i still have hers.
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Thanks for stopping in, Janice!
ReplyDeleteI have a rolling pin just like that! My handle does come loose though. And I love how you made those noodles. I think they look yummy! Hope you had a successful weekend :)
ReplyDeleteKatie--the noodles were SO GOOD! And it has to be because of the love that was rolled into them with that pin, right?
ReplyDeleteI have looked all over your blog for your email address and can't find it. The weather is turning cool and the Chicken noodle soup looks wonderful. I want the recipe please.
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy, there is a button in my sidebar where you can e-mail me. I will send you the recipe this weekend. You will love it!
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