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Pineapple – easy to prepare when you know how
Removing the eyes (little pesky bits) from a pineapple, and the core, ensures a tender mouthful of juiciness with every slice.
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The remarkable date
Dates are seriously good for you. True!
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101 Crumbles
Crumble! Always a winner.l
Easter Feasting
Here are some of our favourite dishes to enjoy over Easter.
How did the garden go this summer?
How did it go this year in the garden? Some successes, some no-shows!
The colourful world of Sue Wickison
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.
Ruby don’t take your love to town
A silly sheep story.
Bumble bees
Why did the bumble bees ignore my scarlet runner bean plants for the first week of flowering?
Jack was not involved …
What colours can bees see? Do they like all flowers equally? Buzz buzz buzz. I wonder why they does!
Masses of tomatoes!
Oh-oh, my tomato triffids have turned into a tomato forest!
Eggplant extravaganza
I only planted two eggplant plants this season. Just as well. One small plant has produced dozens of small eggplants. I have never seen anything like it.
I need to see a tomato shrink
Tomatoes with nipples. True!
Asparagus tip
Should you cook asparagus lying flat in a frying pan? It gets a bit cramped if you’re in the pan as well as the asparagus!
In the garden: My first summer zucchini
I may be in for growing another monster zucchini … I just have the feeling!
In the garden: Springtime is giving way to summer
Twinkling like mini jewels!
In the garden: Garlic
Garlic is easy to grow … there are just a few pointers to watch for.
Mulching
Mulch. Mulch. Mulch. The magic word.
The potatoes are in the bag!
My potato bag journey has got off to a cracking pace … let’s hope it delivers in time for Christmas.
Companion planting
Companion gardening? If you don’t get on, you’re out!
Marble cake
Marble cake is made by swirling three different cake batters together. It’s impressive!
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How to carve a turkey the easy way!
Learn all the tricks – it’s easy when you know how.
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Let’s talk turkey!
How do you produce a succulent bird everyone will pronounce BEST-EVER? Read on!
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Being dumb – I did this so you don’t have to
Kitchen confessional – it’s time to ‘fess up to all the dippy things I’ve done.
What is the difference between arrowroot and cornflour
Silky smooth magic powders … which one is best?
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In the garden: Chillies in or out?
Chilli plants can keep growing and producing fruit for a couple of years. The chillies get hotter!
In the garden: Eggshells!
If you are a gardener, keep eggshells, crunch them up and sprinkle on top of the soil to deter slugs.
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