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May food and drink be plenty in your house, always. x Regula
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Yuletide cookies for the tree
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My mum and I used to bake yuletide cookies every december, and every year they came out burnt. As a child I was convinced they should be...
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John Lamond Interview - all about Whisky
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My dad has been drinking Whisky for as long as I can remember and on the occasions when he actually let me sip his glass ... I hated it...
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Cobnut brandy to wet the baby's head
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We are a bunch of friends, food bloggers and one of them is becoming a mom at christmas time. Much like our Food Revolution Potluck in t...
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Brilliantly British - Cawston Press
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I discovered Cawston Press at this years Food Blogger Connect . Three days long we were spoiled with their sparkling and still apple juic...
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Cobnut and apple tart
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I'm very happy to announce, I've been asked to write for Great British Chefs Here I am, a Belgian girl writing about Britain and...
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I had my mind set on Sloe Gin
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I had sloes on my mind the last two times we drove up to Kent... On both occasions I went home without them… My eyes were on honesty boxe...
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Jo's Hotpot - British family recipes
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I think she didn't realize how much she filled my heart with joy when she handed me a jar of pickled red cabbage to go with a Lancash...
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Send in your British family recipe and I'll cook it!
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Florence White called out to her readers in the 1930's to send her their traditional family recipes. The contributi...
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Harvest soup for Samhain
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The Celts called it Samhain which celebrated the end of harvest and the beginning of winter. It literally means 'summer's end...
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Bramley apple and Blackberry pie
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Today is apple day. In 1809 a young girl, Mary Ann Brailsford, planted a few pips in her garden in Southwell. Those pips grew into the a...
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Food Blogger Connect - Back to the Victorian school
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Ellen Silverman at the photography workshop When I started this blog not a bone in my body imagined that I would also gain so many f...
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Kentish Cobnut cake with apple compote - a marriage made in autumn
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It seems like in a weeks time the days have started to get more chilly and shorter. The trees are starting to shake off their l...
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Raspberry Vinegar - Summer in a bottle
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As the end of summer is approaching I feel the urge to start preserving things for the winter months to come. I made Cherry brandy to ...
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Raspberry and Strawberry Fool - A treat enjoyed by the Elizabethans?
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I started my second year in Culinary school this week. It's going to be tough again combining this with my day job as a graphic ...
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The Goods Shed farmers market - Canterbury
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Food with flavour. You take it for granted -flavour- but the truth is that retaining the taste of each ingredient in your dish is a...
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Drunken cherries - make your own cherry brandy
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Preserving cherries for later, for generations to come. "My top way of eating cherries is a bowl of cherries. If good, they need n...
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Blaeberry pie - Going back in time
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The first time I baked this pie it felt like magic when I took it out of the oven. Not only has this dish been around for centuries...
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Jamie's Great Britain - Giveaway -
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Picture (c) Regula Ysewijn - Cover of the book (c) David Loftus Book store The Works -w...
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Strawberry and Pimm's granita - summer has arrived
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Has summer finally found its way to my garden? It surely looked that way the last two days. This might have been the wettest and most...
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'Osso Bucco' and why we should eat Rosé veal
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We should all eat veal If we don't, a lot of bull calves in the intensive dairy industry will be shot at birth . Veal...
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Britannia sandwich cake - Best of British
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As the reign of Elizabeth I is referred to as 'The Golden age' , I wonder what...
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