Most of you will know that we got three beautiful hens a few weeks ago. Only one of them is laying so far and the eggs have been quite sporadic, until recently when we’ve been getting one every day. Although we currently have 5 Bantam eggs sitting in our egg rack, I have to admit [...]
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Baked eggs with ibérico ham and parmesan
Posted in British, Cuisine, Dinner, Meat, Recipes (cooking), Savoury recipes, Spanish, tagged baked eggs, dinner in 15 minutes, easy recipe, ibérico ham, quick dinner on May 24, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Banana and Cinnamon Loaf Recipe
Posted in Afternoon tea, Australian, Breakfast, British, Brunch, Cakes, Cuisine, Desserts, Sweet recipes, tagged australian brunch, baking, banana and cinnamon bread, banana and cinnamon loaf, banana bread, breakfast, cinnamon loaf, easy recipe, sweet treat on February 4, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Don’t worry, I’m not going to preach to you about how amazing Australia is for brunches and fresh cakes again, although the banana bread there was what lead me to make my mind up about the country being the best. I baked my first loaf of Banana Bread a couple of years ago and was [...]
Lime, Vanilla and Almond Madeleines
Posted in Afternoon tea, Cakes, Sweet recipes, tagged afternoon tea, baking, baking made easy, dessert, easy recipe, ground almond, lime, lorraine pascale, madeleine recipe, madeleines, pudding, sweet snack, vanilla pod on February 2, 2011 | 2 Comments »
My first memory of Madeleines is on my family holiday in Ibiza. Bet you didn’t expect me to say that did you? Well, there was a little bakery next to the hotel that we stayed in every year and most days I would take a wander down with my brother, buy a sweet treat for [...]
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