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Category Archives: food
Forcibly divorced
I have a complaint. It is Bank Holiday here, so, in need of provisions and with a sudden desire for apricots, I was obliged to go to the supermarket. I don’t do it often. It depresses me. But that isn’t … Continue reading
Posted in food, Life
Tagged cooking, fresh food, fruit and vegetables, rant, supermarket
77 Comments
Guest writer: Lisa Amaya – An El Paso Woman
Hi everyone! Before I go any further, I want to thank Sue for allowing me to write a guest post for her blog. I appreciate this wonderful opportunity. For those who don’t know of me or my blog, I’m Lisa Amaya from … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Books, food, Guest post
Tagged family, food, Mexican dishes, WIP, writing
42 Comments
Leftovers
There were years when the table groaned under the weight Of the Christmas delights I had cooked. With a house full of teenagers, everything went With no delicacy overlooked. This year I was cooking for me and the dog With … Continue reading
Random musings on the pizza of consciousness
From the archives 2014: I like cooking, but, as I may have mentioned before, I don’t do it often these days… unless I have company. It seems a waste just for me. For myself it is usually either fill the … Continue reading
The Druid’s cure
The bug had well and truly taken me by the throat; if speaking was bad, swallowing was well-nigh impossible. Still, sitting around wasn’t going to help. “What about the Druid?” As good an idea as any under the circumstances. We … Continue reading
Posted in food, Humour, travel
Tagged Bay Rum, Birchover, Derbyshire, Druid Inn, English mustard, mustard for colds and flu
20 Comments
Open borders…
The virus that has been bugging me for the past week or two, manifesting itself under various guises in order the hide from effective treatment, finally decided a couple of days ago that it would try pretending to be a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, food, Friendship, Humour
Tagged cuisine, fear, France, multicultural society, prejudice, travel, yorkshire
39 Comments
Gilding the lily – a cupcake society
The house smells good. I have been baking. There is a reason for this… it is an act of rebellion. I’ve always baked. Not so much these days when there is usually only me, the dog and a recalcitrant waistline… … Continue reading
Sunday lunch
Sunday morning, we worked on the scripts for the April workshop, before packing the car with our bags and heading back the way I had come just a few days and many adventures earlier… except this time, I was not … Continue reading
Posted in Books, food, Friendship, Photography, workshop 2016, writing
Tagged baslow, Blogger's Bash, bloggers, bloggers meet up, Graeme Cumming, meeting
8 Comments
Orwell, eat your heart out…
Every so often, the whole Big Brother-cum-Nanny-ness of our society gets to me. That and the jobsworths… but that is a whole other story and now not the time to tell it. I object to being on camera pretty much … Continue reading
Posted in food, Life
Tagged common sense, floating eggs test, food labelling, food safety, freshness
44 Comments
Culinary torture…
Whoever invented the slow-cooker was a sadist. For the past six hours the house has been steadily filling with the deliciously savoury aroma of a rich beef and winter vegetable stew. A miniature volcano of homely comfort bubbling away in … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, food, Humour
Tagged crock pot, Dr Seuss, editing, slow cooker, tennis balls
68 Comments