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Category Archives: Baking
Synchronicity and ‘Rusticating’ Wholewheat pastry.
I’ve been finding it hard to get back into things since being away, so I decided to spend the day (even though it was glorious outside) just treating myself to a gentle time of doing things I like in the … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged baking, cling wrap, milling, nees wax wraps, zero waste
6 Comments
The Mixing Bowl, pizza and seed saving all wrapped up.
A couple of weeks ago I went to a demo for making French afternoon tea scrumptiousnesses (I know that’s not a word) with the lovely Anne at The Mixing Bowl Hallam. I deliberately went to the class as it was … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Bread, Home, sourdough, Uncategorized
Tagged apple tart, beeswax wraps, family, frangipane tart, Little Bumble Wraps, microbakery, pizza, rofco, The Mixing Bowl Hallam
7 Comments
End of Summer season in the patch
I take my hat off to all our dedicated food growers, especially those who are committed to growing organically. It’s when we have seasons like this I can’t help but wonder how this nation ever got off the ground at … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Bread, In The Garden, sourdough
Tagged compost, grow your own food, Laucke flour, organic gardening, plant green manure crop, plastic free, pumpkins, Rye, slip grapes, Sourdough, tomatoes, Wicking Beds, zero waste
21 Comments
In My Kitchen-March
I really should try to get my blogging mojo back I think! I miss the time focussing about what to write, planning ahead for what needs to happen and putting the ideas together to string some form of ‘story’ together. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Bread, In My Kitchen, sourdough, Sustainable Living
Tagged camping bread, pot holders, reduce, reduce reuse recycle, tomatoes
31 Comments
New FB Sourdough Support Page.
Just putting it out there that I have started a Facebook Closed Group for anyone wanting to learn, share and chat about sourdough bread and other sourdough baked goods. I find that the big overseas groups are brilliant but it … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Bread, sourdough, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized
Tagged #Australiansourdough, #facebooksourdough, #learnsourdough, #naturallevain, Bread, Sourdough
8 Comments
Trifle. Or is it just a cake in a glass bowl?
It all started a few weeks ago when I was clearing out cupboards and posted on Instagram and Facebook a call for ways to use some old crystal bowls I have and am never likely to use for a number of reasons. That … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Bread, In The Garden, Recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged Annabel Langbein, caramelised onion parmesan bread, chocolate Trifle, crystal, repurposing, Sourdough
15 Comments
Catch up post. Kombucha among other things.
Well it was time to do the taste test! My first batch of kombucha had been bottled for a second fermentation which I had read creates better carbonation, 2 bottles with some ginger added and 1 plain. I had read … Continue reading
Posted in Asparagus, Baking, Bread, Broad Beans, In The Garden, Preserving, Renovation, sourdough
Tagged Asparagus, broad beans, kombucha, oar sourdough, Sourdough
16 Comments
Putting things together.
We are very close to the finishing stages of our kitchen and exteno project. I’m in the process of moving everything from the temporary kitchen, the old dentist room, the shed and the spare bedroom into our new kitchen. So far … Continue reading
Peas & Pomegranates In My Kitchen
In My Kitchen this month we have been chipping away at the exteno and things are progressing nicely. A few of the cabinets are in place, and we have delivered a trailer load of timber which we removed from the … Continue reading