What is Real Bread Week?Launched by the Real Bread Campaign in 2009*, this is the annual, international celebration of Real Bread and people who make it. Each year, the Campaign encourages bakeries and baking schools […]
In an article in Prima Magazine Pauline Beaumont, counsellor and author of Bread Therapy: The Mindful Art of Bread Making she says, ” By mindfully making a loaf of nutritious bread, you will give yourself […]
On Baking Tips Monday this week I am writing about how to remove your cake without any problems. To easily remove your cake from a loose-bottomed tin, place on a tin can or jar and […]
Agile Home has a selection of eco-conscious products for your home and kitchen. From coconut scrubbers, bamboo toothbrushes, eco straws, to bamboo kitchen cloths and more. One to buy is their eco dish scrubbing brush. It […]
Baking Tips Monday is a new post I am going to write every Monday with lots of tips for baking so make sure you subscribe to an email. Avoid over mixing as it can cause […]
Even though life has been strange over the last twelve months many of us have changed the way we eat and cook. I started doing a bit of batch cooking to help my daughter with […]
National Sandwich Day is Tuesday November 3rd and is dedicated to John Montagu, the fourth Earl of Sandwich, following the claim he was the innovator of it. The legend has it, during the year 1762, […]
A great baking tip from a few decades ago. “To extend the life of your cake store with an apple or a couple of sugar lumps. “It’s a long time since I’ve seen sugar lumps […]
What is there to not like about a subscription? It’s like a magazine subscription and lots more. You start counting down the days to your next arrival and baking subscriptions are right at the top […]
Initially, I was going to do this as part of another post, but then I decided that looking at baking in the past deserved a post on its own. I hope you agree. Baking in the […]
Everyone needs a go-to favorite cake recipe that never fails to blow away friends and family. That doesn’t mean you need to spend hours and hours perfecting some five-tiered art piece that would be on […]
We all try to make our cakes taste delicious but at the same time it’s important to have the right texture to your cake. Some tips I have found to help you make the best […]
Before 1800, housekeeping books tended to be handwritten collections of recipes and instructions tried and tested by the household cook. By the 1850’s they were developed into books for ‘adult women’, in particular for your […]
1. For a really moist fruitcake, use marmalade instead of candied peel. 2. Always soak your dried fruit overnight and for extra flavour soak the fruit in apple or orange juice or marinate in your […]
With us all spending lots more time at home and indoors I’m sure I am not the only one who has listened to lots more Podcasts over the last six weeks. My top three choice […]
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