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Bring your summer into winter with herbal confetti!

  Colorado summers are miserable for this old lady.  The heat is brutal to me, the dog, and the garden. Tomatoes have stopped setting blossoms, so what we have is what we get, unless we are very lucky. Smoke from fires when the entire world is on fire is off and on again filling the air, turning the sun and the moon deep red-orange and the sky grey.  But the produce - the fruit, the veggies, and the herbs! I make my way outside after the sun has slipped behind the foothill that sits to the west. This time of year, the brutal stabby orb slides away between 5 and 6 p.m. Most days the heat abates noticeably as our humidity is usually in the 20% and under. I just fact checked myself - the apps say this exactly "18% humidity Higher than yesterday"  Check out my 2013 blog about clafouti for a delicious use of the fabulous fresh fruit! But today, let's talk about Herb Confetti! Most nights, when I cook, I run out and grab a big handful of herbs and another handful of kale. ...

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