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This is helpful information, Giles. I have done as you suggest (Wordpress) but the string of information stored on my computer (which I do not understand) seems very short to contain all the info on…
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From citrus cakes last week to fruit cakes this week. Firstly Bran Brack (Irish Tea Bread) and then a 'never fail' recipe for 'Knock Up' Fruit Cake which can easily be adapted so it tastes different every time (I posted an Apricot, Date & Brazil Nut…
I've continued with my citrus theme by posting two more cakes this week: a Lemon Drizzle Bread (lots of people make this but this is the version I know and love) & Fragrant Chocolate Orange Marble Cake using our family handed down recipe for The Ada…
I have amended my Lime Pickle recipe with regard to the salt content - hoping to get the message to anyone who has seen and stored the recipe for future use.
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This is helpful information, Giles. I have done as you suggest (Wordpress) but the string of information stored on my computer (which I do not understand) seems very short to contain all the info on my blog and I have no idea how to access the actua…
I've been thinking about citrus flavours this week. I used the February Seville oranges to make a batch of Oxford (and Cambridge!) style marmalades and then posted my recipe for Fragrant Marmalade Cake. I plan to continue with the theme next week to…
My final posts for February are 3 more Indian style favourites: a great recipe for home made Onion Bhajis, Rice Pilaf (Nigella Lawson) and
Madhur Jaffrey's lovely recipes forTandoori Chicken & Makkhani Murghi (Tandoori Chicken in a Butter Sauce). Si…
Having posted details for Paddington Pudding, using Bread & Butter (the normal method) but with marmalade, here is something a bit more up market using croissants, apples and some wonderful Dulce de Leche toffee: Toffee Apple Croissant (Bread & Butt…
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- UK based food blogger or friend of the UK bloggers?
- UK based blogger
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- http://hopeeternalcookbook.wordpress.com
- About me
- I am a mum of 3 and a Christian. I enjoy art (both being creative and the work of others), music (listening – many different types – and taking part, particularly singing), reading (again many different types), cooking and food, travel (especially to France) – plus I am very fond of cats.
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- At 9:22pm on February 23, 2010,
Choclette said…
- Yes, I agree, it would be so nice to be able to buy what one needed locally. Have you tried your local deli? And yes I am seriously tempted by your toffee apple recipe.
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