An egg must be the ultimate pre packed food and one of the first..So many ways to cook them and so cheap and filling.I often wonder when man or woman started realising they could cook an egg. Did they drop and break an egg on a hot piece of ground and it started cooking? I [...]
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Eggs…So many ways!
Posted in cheeses, cooking, eggs, food, greek recipes, herbs & spices, onions, packed lunches., peppers, potatoes, recipes, spices on November 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Left overs
Posted in cheeses, chilli, cooking, dried fruit, eggs, food, herbs & spices, left overs, mustards and chillies, nuts, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, recipes, soups, Uncategorized, vegetables, walnuts on October 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Having an allotment or growing vegetables in your garden , makes you realise just how important it is to use up every scrap one way or another . A vegetable or fruit has taken so long to grow from seed to full-grown produce , it seems criminal to throw left overs in the bin.The same [...]
Packed lunches
Posted in bread, change your eatring habits and life style, cheeses, chicken, eggs, freezing, herbs & spices, left overs, packed lunches., pasta on March 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
In these hard times when we all have to tighten our belts , one of the first things is to stop buying lunches from the many sandwich shops around.If we all spent £3.00 a day on a sandwich that is £15.00 over 5 days.Work that out a year and it is around about £800…Enough money to pay [...]
Vegetarian recipes
Posted in allotments, cabbage, celeriac, cheeses, cooking, courgettes, eggs, herbs & spices, leeks, mushrooms, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, recipes, rice, spinach, vegetables on November 8, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Having an allotment there is no shortage of vegetables. Sometimes you have to wonder how you are going to use them all,as nothing is wasted.Something always comes to mind though. These recipes are great even if you do eat meat and fish.You don’t have to be a vegetarian to enjoy them. As the years go by [...]
