We had a small seeping leak at the corner of a window in our RV and try as Gary might he couldn't find the source. He remembered a product called
Capt Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure; we picked some up at camping world in
Hendersonville. Not every place carries this product which is made in London, England, but it does the job for many applications. It's good for hairline cracks or hard to reach places that may increase in size if not fixed. I just love the name of it. Ha. Hum, wonder if this stuff would work on pottery?
Previously I got some ground lamb at
Ingles grocery (by the way this grocery has everything you could want to cook with) and mixed it with one organic egg and some gluten free bread crumbs and rolled them up into one inch balls.Then I put on some rice and sauteed the lamb meatballs in butter till brown on both sides. Then I covered the meat balls and cooked them on medium heat till cooked through. Meanwhile I mixed up some Indian red curry paste and some ketchup (I didn't have any canned tomatoes which I would have used). and I thinned it down with a little water and put it in a bowl.
When the meatballs were cooked through I put them in a bowl with the curry and tossed them to coat them and then served them over the rice. You could do the same with mixed vegetables if you wanted a vegan meal. It was really good, not overly hot, and today for lunch we'll have the leftovers.
We took a drive over to
Hickory and
Lenoir yesterday and when we came back I spotted this old lumber mill stack being taken over by vines. The sunlight was at the wrong angle for this photo but I do love the shape of it. Inspiration for a nicely shaped canister with a knob on top. Today we're going to drive a
Waynesville direction. Our home base is an RV park in the
Village of Flat Rock. This post is part of
Mud Colony. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.
