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NewFoodie2012: April 2011

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FOOD CONCEPTS MOLECULAR RESTAURANTS PHOTOS FOOD. Saturday, April 30, 2011. Just a selection of the stuff we make In springfort hall country house including piccalilli, Tomato Pesto, Blueberry compote, chilli salsa, Tomato Chutney, Passata and Salad Dressing. Links to this post. Salsa, red onion marmalade, jams, salad dressings and sauces, all available to buy. Our sandwich breads come from Twomeys. Award winning traditional bakery in Dromcollogher. Smokehouse Salami, chorizo. Links to this post. My take ...

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A London View: February 2013

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So it seems like there is hope after all. This was the sky this evening - looks a bit spring-like, don't you think? Apple, Orange and Cardamom Cake. 130 gms Caster Sugar. 90 gms Brown Sugar. 190 gms Plain Flour. 2 tsp Baking Powder. 2 Medium Sized Apples. Zest and Juice of 1 Orange. Ground Seeds from 10 Cardamom Pods. To those of you who occasionally leave a comment - thank you! It makes me smile every time. An French skiing holiday is great for cheese lovers (like me). Of course we had fondue one ni...

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A London View: Sounds of Spring

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The sun has made an appearance after days of gloom. How glorious to feel the warmth on my back even if only for a few minutes! As I stepped outside yesterday it struck me how the sounds of spring had returned. For the past week all you could hear was the howling wind, but now the birds are singing again. If I closed my eyes I could almost imagine sitting outside, glass of rose in hand.not long now hopefully. Note: only a member of this blog may post a comment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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A London View: May 2013

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Breakfast with a View. The other weekend we enjoyed our breakfast with the most amazing view of London at Duck and Waffle. We sat at a corner table with floor to ceiling glass on either side and looked down on buses snailing their way along Bishopsgate whilst enjoying some rather gorgeous waffles. The view to the south was not bad either, looking down. On to the Gherkin with Tower Bridge in the background. Quite exciting. Labels: Meals with friends. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My darling lemon thyme.

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A London View: November 2012

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It's beginning to look a bit like. Christmas. It has turned bitterly cold and last night I had a hot mulled cider spiced with strong with rum, standing outside with lovely company. Every Wednesday in December the shops on Columbia Road. Are open in the evening, there is live music and mulled wine and altogether a really cosy Christmas shopping atmosphere - certainly beats rushing down Oxford Street in a mad panic together with a million other people. Apple, Raisin and Cinnamon Cake. 3 Medium Sized Apples.

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A London View: October 2012

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Back from a few days in Korea where the food lived up to all expectations. But still, how nice to be home again. English Apples, the last tomatoes from the garden, Cobnuts from Leilia's shop. It has suddenly got very dark, and so hard to get out of bed in the morning. I keep thinking the right thing to do would be to stay at home, pour a glass of something delicious, light a candle and listen to something soothing. Luckily, this weekend that was exactly what we did. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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A London View: January 2013

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A snowy day in London town. Sunday was a lovely blue skied sunny one with hope of spring in the air, but one before that we snow - quite a lot of it. To go for a walk in snowy London is such an unusual experience. Amazing how it changes things! The city which is normally so noisy and fast becomes quiet and most of the movement seems to stop. Quite wonderful. And everywhere you see people with umbrellas which makes me giggle. And after that, home to the sofa and the fire. Labels: Meals with friends. After...

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A London View: RECIPES

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Parsnip and Candied Pecan Nut Cake. Apple, Orange and Cardamom Cake. Rose and Blood Orange Ambrosia Cake. Apple, Raisin and Cinnamon Cake. Blackberry and Spicy Boozy Pear Tart. Plum, Almond and Blueberry Cake. Hazelnut and Chocolate Chip Biscuits. Lemon and Pistachio Cake. Strawberry and Mint Ice Cream. Rhubarb Cake with Cinnamon Ice Cream. Easter Egg Princess Cake. Lemon and Almond Cake. Smoked Mackerel Pate with Chives. Mushrooms and Beans on Toast with Chilli, Garlic and Lemon. Pork and Cabbage Gyoza.

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A London View: Lunch at Homa

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On a recent visit to Stoke Newington we stopped for lunch at Homa. How gorgeous to sit by one of those big windows enjoying a deliciously garlicky pizza. I hope I have reason to go back soon - there were plenty of other things on the menu I would like to try! Labels: Places in London. Note: only a member of this blog may post a comment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My darling lemon thyme. Mummy, I can cook. Roasted Cod with Butter Beans, Baby Plum Tomatoes and Asparagus.

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A London View: Fruit Cinnamon Rolls

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A note on yeast first of all. In Sweden we pretty much always use fresh yeast. It is readily available in supermarkets and even corner shops. Here in London it is not so easy to get hold of and for years I didn't do much baking as a result of many failures using dried yeast. Thankfully there are now several Swedish food shops in London where you can buy the fresh variety, try here. A Pinch of Salt. 650-850 gms Plain Flour. Zest of 1 Lemon. Zest of 1 Orange. 2 tbsp Mixed Spice. 1 Handful of Raisins.