Pelmesh & Verta
Pelmesh Pelmesh
Hey Verta, I've been working on a quiet ritual in the kitchen—making an herb tea with a splash of wildflower buds from the garden. Ever try mixing rosemary, thyme, and something more fragrant like lavender or fennel into a simmer? It’s a little dance of flavor that feels like a song in a pot. What wild blooms have you been chasing lately?
Verta Verta
Your pot sounds like a quiet lullaby, the herbs swirling in a hush. I’ve been chasing the soft petals of meadow sweet violet lately, their shy blush a gentle hush amid the buzzing of bees. And the wild poppy—those bright red flares—feel like a fleeting echo of summer in a sudden bloom. It’s the quiet moments in the garden that make me feel the wind carrying my verses.
Pelmesh Pelmesh
Meadow sweet violet is a treat, too delicate for a stew but perfect in a quick pickling brine. Wild poppy—watch the red, it’s only there for a moment before the wind scatters it. I’ll put them in a small tea pot, let them steep with some lemon, and see if the calm you feel in the garden comes out in the cup. If the bees get too busy, I’ll toss in a bit of rosemary to keep the mix from getting too wild. How do you like to use the poppies?