Tiny Pleasures #359: Bread & Wine
Bring bread and wine, Mum said. Like Jesus at the Last Supper, I thought. I made the bread, but not […]
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Bring bread and wine, Mum said. Like Jesus at the Last Supper, I thought. I made the bread, but not […]
Tiny Pleasures #359: Bread & Wine Read More »
I do enjoy making little pastry tart cases and filling them with deliciousness. I had both my kids for dinner
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My tomatoes have begun to flower. And flowers because fruit. With 35 plants in and growing well I am hopeful
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My son brought me home grown cherries today. The most amazing flavour and juicy explosion in the mouth. I’m trying
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The addition of lemon zest to a savoury sauce brings a whole new flavour dimension. This evening’s red vegetable sauciness
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I partook in a crêpe-off on Tuesday with Rob, my bass player and fellow food lover. I made my French
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The Tarte Tatin is an upside-down tart with an inherent piece of risk. You never know what it’s going to
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Friday Fried Apples. In butter with a little sugar sprinkled on top for a tiny bit of caramel. Just for
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While the grey cupboards doors in my kitchen are not my cup of tea, the pineapples I stencilled one day
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Tomato seedlings are in the ground. The rule in Ballarat is not to plant them out until after Melbourne Cup
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One crop of broad beans means broad beans in perpetuity. This year’s crop I put zero effort into, except for
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Another Spring culinary joy is when the vine tomatoes arrive in the fruit and vegie shop, looking red and plump,
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