Dinner tonight

Remember these? The dirty jars I bought at the auction over the weekend. They were muddy, grassy and scummy.

I first soaked them in a wash tub with strong detergent water. I then scrubbed them with a stiff brush.

I then loaded them into my 17 year old dishwasher. I used for pot scrubbed cycle and the wash heat booster cycle. I'm pretty sure in 17 years that was the first time use for those cycles. They came out looking like they were brand new.

But by the bottom of this one I can assure you they weren't new. It is dated Aug 31, 1815. It was made in Sands Springs Oklahoma by the Kerr Glass Company.

Now let's talk food. Tonight we will have this fresh picked lettuce for dinner.

Along with that, let's add some fresh green onions. The radishes we will save for breakfast. They go so good with bacon sandwiches.

Then I found this while mowing grass in the backyard. It's all mine. Unfortunately the blacksmith is highly allergic to them.

It sure made mowing the grass worth while!