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Cooking With Kids: Coconut Parfait
When you open the curtains on a Saturday and see the weather is as driech as it is today, baking (or cooking) with the kids is the only option. I’ve been slowly building Erin’s repertoire and confidence in the kitchen. … Continue reading
21212, Edinburgh
We’ve been to 21212 once before, we enjoyed our meal so much we decided that we had to go back and make sure it wasn’t a fluke. Once again we went for a three course set lunch (£28.50). The menu … Continue reading
Edinburgh New Town Cookery School
The opportunity arose this week to take a cookery class at the Edinburgh New Town Cookery School. The cookery school is in the heart of Edinburgh, located on Queen Street. I attended a beginner to intermediate class in meat. The … Continue reading
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7 Favourite Breakfasty Things
Breakfast is probably my least favourite meal of the day. I’m at my fussiest first thing in the morning, I have my favourite things and I don’t really like to experiment too much. 1. Eggs Benedictish Brown toast, poached egg, … Continue reading
Chocolate and Fluff Flatbreads
I take great pride in finding new ways to incorporate marshamallow fluff into my diet. Last year we made Scottish S’mores. We’ve had it on toast for a healthy breakfast. We’ve dolloped it on top of hot chocolate, and one … Continue reading
Baking with Kids: Pitta Bread
After our success baking bread we decided to give pitta breads a go. We used the recipe in my Paul Hollywood How to Bake book which is turning into a baking bible for me. Erin’s getting really into baking, so … Continue reading
Autumn Food for the Weekend
I love cooking, and and good food always contributes to having a good weekend. Here’s some inspiration for an Autumn weekend spent at home. Click on the titles for the recipes. Friday night supper: Italian chicken Saturday lunch: French Onion … Continue reading
Mid Week Suppers for the Autumn
Autumn has officially arrived. Time to retire the summer salads in favour of some comfort food. Here’s a week of my favourite Autumn dinners that are easy to prepare and tasty. Mon: Sesame Chicken & Noodles An end of Summer, … Continue reading
20. Attend a Food Festival
On Saturday I completed one of my 100 things, 20. Attend a Food Festival. I went to the BBC Good Food Show. We booked a night in the hotel next door and had a fab time. We saw Gordon Ramsay … Continue reading
Pork Medallions in Creamy Leek Sauce
I’m a simple cook. I hate following complex recipes and quite frankly I’m crap at baking. I tend to take a brief look at a recipe and then make things up as I go along. This is one of my … Continue reading
Port Aventura Food
This is a slideshow of our food at the Port Aventura theme park in Spain. This will appeal to the hardened foodies (englishmum). See below for details of the dishes. Slide 1: Ribs, chips and side salad at The Steakhouse … Continue reading
Discussion: How much do you spend on food shopping?
There’s been a lot of coverage recently about an impending recession, the american mortgage crisis, and the rising price of food and fuel. Is there anyone who hasn’t given at least a quick thought to their monthly budget and looked … Continue reading







