A few weeks ago we all went mushroom hunting. Charles Hooper and Lisa Aitken, the lovely people from Forest Garden Shovelstrode invited us on a Fantastic World of Fungi Course, which they run in the beautiful woodlands around their West Sussex property and … Continue reading
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How to make delicious buttermilk plus a …
Shirley Conran famously said that life was too short to stuff a mushroom. I’ve never agreed with her. Stuff a mushroom, make a Christmas pudding, brew your own beer. If it satisfies a creative itch, go for it I say. … Continue reading
The Kids Only Cook Book
Well this is a bit exciting. Take a sneaky peak at the cover of my new book: The Kids Only Cookbook, to be published by Quadrille on August 1. My kids and I have been cooking like mad things for … Continue reading
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Raising a glass to toast
My children probably eat too much toast. Let me rephrase that. They eat a surprising amount of toast for a household obsessed with cooking. Sometimes this is not a good thing. One morning last week I discovered chocolate fingerprints all … Continue reading
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