Thank you
Sometimes it is nice to say it.
Puffy and wobbly when they come out of the oven, but they do a little ‘foof’, then a bit of a shimmy, then collapse and create a sink hole – the perfect placed to pour in cream!
Meatballs midweek? Yep, with this cook’s trick!
Who said sheep are silly? Why do they baa in the night? When do they give birth? The answers to these questions show, they are very smart.
This may look like a flashback to bad flatting days, but it is a great tip. When
Snow peas are crunchy, pea-sweet and juicy. And easy to grow.
Gather friends and family together this Matariki for a spectacular feast. Check out the delicious recipes here to create your menu.
Use these recipes to create a fabullous feast for family and friends this Matariki.
Growing your own food is outrageously good fun (well, the digging’s not!).
Little pops of citrus lift any dish.
It’s easy to grow a perfumed hyacinth!
Little pops of citrus.
Learn the tips and make awesome Roasted Pumpkin Cannelloni.
It’s not unusual to find drunken women in my garden.
A flamingo trying to steal the show.
It’s me or them.
I called a friend over to help with the harvest; it was more of an excuse to drink wine and natter.
One little vowel makes such a difference.
I’ve got all the trappings, and look professional, but a hawk-eye would realise that some of the cottons in the sewing box are 50 years old.
Aromatic spicy leaves that splutter and scent the air when dropped into hot oil …
Crumble! Always a winner.l
Here are some of our favourite dishes to enjoy over Easter.
How did it go this year in the garden? Some successes, some no-shows!
Sue has a range of cotton and linen tea towels and aprons, and exquisite silk scarves, printed with her gorgeous illustrations. She has kindly donated a selection of her products for our next Gift Subscription offer.
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