As a child, I used to beg my mother to make this for us, even when I was more than old enough to make it myself. It was a special weeknight non-fruit dessert treat that invariably came from the kitchen in a large bowl, oozingly hot and chocolatey, topped with my favourite old english [...]

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Each week I like to add some new dishes to the menu.
We do have our favourites that pop up on the meal plan on a regular basis (particularly mid-week) but I enjoy discovering new favourites too.
Here are some great recipes from the blogosphere and beyond that I'll be trying in the next [...]

Tomorrow I am hosting the family Christmas do (again).  Surprisingly (for anyone who has ever met me or read one of my blog posts) I'm rather relaxed.  I'm keeping it simple.
Ok, so we don't have an elegant matching decoration theme (unless you count half-chewed-by-cats tinsel strewn across the floorboards with baubles and other christmas tree [...]

The whole point of being organised is so that not all is lost when something unexpected happens. The beauty of planning and preparedness is that (believe it or not) it gives you a lot of flexibility later.
Oops...
Case in point: in an act of complete stupidity last week I fell over and landed entirely (and heavily) [...]

The gift of taking joy in eating and cooking is one of the best things you can give a child.  Encouraging the natural curiosity and urge to touch, smell and take pleasure in food is a gift that will be lifelong.
The power and beauty in a healthy understanding of where food comes from and how [...]

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