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Can an oven door explode? Yep.

Can an oven door explode? Yep.

What’s in a dressing? Garner some great tips and some great salad combos.

Get all the lowdown on achieving golden crunchy schnitzel.

Picking tomatoes green is one way of beating the birds!

It looks innocent … until it is filled with spiders and ants!

Pretty umbrella, so innocent, but it caused a lot of stress!

Time to gather your nearest and dearest.

What a week!

Nigel Slater’s new book is a real joy.

I’ve got the garden going again, and now I’m hanging out for my first feed of beans!

Thanksgiving – the true meaning of giving thanks. How to appreciate the good things in life.

How to choose the best kitchen scale.

The week’s round-up of recipes, news and views.
But more importantly, it’s time to do a RAK (Random Act of Kindness)

Sweet, juicy and red – if your berries are not quite perfect, learn a few tips to help them on their way.

Pretty and posh – ice cream with berries, shaved halva & maple syrup. Yum!

I’d been poisoning myself!!!

Stirring the pot – sticking my neck out to say something important.

Bubbles! A bottle of bubbly needs friends, unless it is Covid Lockdown. In that case, either buy a Champagne stopper, or drink the lot!

September chit-chat, recipes and pics.

Best-ever Christmas Cake – with a lovely family ritual.

Oh-oh. Cute as, but bad-ass.

Lockdown affects everyone, just in different ways. I don’t mind being alone, and like many writers, prefer it most of the time. Not having so many emails to deal with is a bonus. But I truly am desperate to garden. My little Podular housette is delayed, of course – the site is all ticked off and ready…

I’ve got a friend. He’s a bit spiky and he’s very shy. Still, it’s nice to have someone pop by. I also have pheasants – they’re very noisy – rosellas (they’re squawky but colourful), ducks (extremely noisy but quite magnificent), dozens of rabbits (that’s probably a bad thing but their little ears poking up out…

9th August It’s all about site preparation. Last week a big drill thingy arrived so I knew holes were on the agenda, and sure enough the digger turned up again and did one of the other jobs it does well, dig holes. Who knew? I thought they just scooped up stuff. A sleeve is wrapped…
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