What happens when an artichoke and a pine cone get friendly.
8/31/2010
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2 comments:
Great photo - love the texture. The fruit looks odd, though, like a rock.
Haven't tasted it yet, but it is supposed to be sweet! Thanks for looking, Annemarie
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