A plate of local Texas peaches (lightly sugared) for dessert. First of the season, juicy and sweet.
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Dinner and dessert--looking good!
ReplyDeleteWow- I can't believe you have peaches ALREADY. I am still waiting for the rhubarb!!alison
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