100milesfromhome.wordpress.com
Sarah | 100 MILES FROM HOME
https://100milesfromhome.wordpress.com/author/smb543
100 MILES FROM HOME. An experiment in eating locally. End of week 1: suprisingly content. So I find myself content, not actively missing anything (yet) and looking forward to some more adventures with food in the weeks to come! On April 8, 2011 in 100 mile diet. Day Four to Six – A retrospective. First things first, apologies for my rather long and probably rather boring last post – I shall have to keep up with my homework and write smaller posts more regularly! Nut fever, nut fever. My lunch salad from ...
100milesfromhome.wordpress.com
Meals | 100 MILES FROM HOME
https://100milesfromhome.wordpress.com/meals
100 MILES FROM HOME. An experiment in eating locally. At the request of Nourish, the online magazine supporting us in this challenge, we’ve been asked to keep a meal diary. You are proabably not all that interested in what we ate, but we are, so here it is. Monday 4 April :. B) Museli with yoghurt, honey and stewed apple, (L) Flat bread with cheese, pear and walnut cake, (D) Pumpkin fettucine with courgettes, mushrooms and walnut pesto, (S) Hazelnuts, walnuts (O) Coffee, Wine. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
100milesfromhome.wordpress.com
April | 2011 | 100 MILES FROM HOME
https://100milesfromhome.wordpress.com/2011/04
100 MILES FROM HOME. An experiment in eating locally. Monthly Archives: April 2011. Wild bananas in my cupboard. I don’t like bananas. In fact, I don’t like bananas so much that my younger brother and sister used bananas as a weapon against me; I was chased by relatives wielding ripe bananas. I won’t recover. Apparently, if my sourdough were a beer, the smell of bananas is a sign that my yeast is fermenting at too high a temperature. That’s a good sign, I guess; at least there is yeast in there. I had no...
100milesfromhome.wordpress.com
Day Four to Six – A retrospective | 100 MILES FROM HOME
https://100milesfromhome.wordpress.com/2011/04/06/day-four-to-six-a-retrospective
100 MILES FROM HOME. An experiment in eating locally. Day Four: I’m nuts, and it’s crackers. End of week 1: suprisingly content →. Day Four to Six – A retrospective. First things first, apologies for my rather long and probably rather boring last post – I shall have to keep up with my homework and write smaller posts more regularly! Anyhow, I’ve made some interesting things over the last couple of days, but rather than write about them I’ll just post some pictures! Nut fever, nut fever. My lunch salad fr...
100milesfromhome.wordpress.com
Day Four: I’m nuts, and it’s crackers | 100 MILES FROM HOME
https://100milesfromhome.wordpress.com/2011/04/04/day-four-im-nuts-and-its-crackers
100 MILES FROM HOME. An experiment in eating locally. Days 1-3: Lesson learned from Girl Guides – Be Prepared. Day Four to Six – A retrospective →. Day Four: I’m nuts, and it’s crackers. Have I really been using carbs and sugar to keep my motor running? I think another few days might tell the tale. Do not underestimate how little choice you have in what you can eat.when you settled for local. Ultimately, “would you like beans with that? There’s got to be crackers for my cheese! Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
100milesfromhome.wordpress.com
The Challenge | 100 MILES FROM HOME
https://100milesfromhome.wordpress.com/the-challenge
100 MILES FROM HOME. An experiment in eating locally. The challenge was set by Nourish. A New Zealand regional magazine celebrating fresh local flavour in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty; to only eat what’s produced from ingredients sourced within 100 miles from home. Salt and pepper are considered necessary and are not subject to any rules. Only food grown, or produced from ingredients grown, within one hundred miles from home can be consumed. The Professional Clause: Where work requires us to eat (I teac...
peasepudding.wordpress.com
Blueberry Galette | Pease Pudding
https://peasepudding.wordpress.com/2015/01/23/blueberry-galette
Gourmet Gannet – Culinary Workshops. The Afternoon Tea Club. By peasepudding on January 23, 2015. It’s been a while I know, so why my internet silence? If you want to follow what I’m up to on a weekly basis I post lots of pics on our Facebook page Gourmet Gannet Kitchen (link in sidebar). Here’s a recipe for a Seasonal Blueberry Tart, which we are currently selling at the shop. 300g Shortcrust pastry. You can use my recipe here. 400g fresh blueberries (3chips). 15 Tbsp brown sugar. 1/4 tsp vanilla paste.
peasepudding.wordpress.com
A New Years Trifle of Gingerbread & Nectarine | Pease Pudding
https://peasepudding.wordpress.com/2014/01/05/a-new-years-trifle-of-gingerbread-nectarine
Gourmet Gannet – Culinary Workshops. The Afternoon Tea Club. A New Years Trifle of Gingerbread & Nectarine. By peasepudding on January 5, 2014. I’m also submitting this for our monthly Sweet New Zealand blogging event which is hosted this month by Alessandra. If you pop over you will find more delectable sweet treats by fellow bloggers. Preheat oven 160C, Line approx 18cm cake tin or tray with greaseproof. 200ml cream or milk, 2 medium free range eggs, 1 heaped Tbsp castor sugar, seeds of 1 vanilla pod.
peasepudding.wordpress.com
Gourmet Gannet – Culinary Workshops | Pease Pudding
https://peasepudding.wordpress.com/gourmet-gannet-muriwai-cooking-workshops
Gourmet Gannet – Culinary Workshops. The Afternoon Tea Club. Gourmet Gannet – Culinary Workshops. The Gourmet Gannet is my boutique cooking school running ‘hands on’ workshops for small groups of a maximum 8-10 people. The smaller size of the group allows individual guidance and time to ask plenty of questions. The idea is to have lots of fun while learning new skills and there is always your own homemade goodies to take away with you or enjoy with the group! May 1, 2010. May 22, 2010. July 24, 2010.
peasepudding.wordpress.com
Some Of My Favourite Green Smoothies | Pease Pudding
https://peasepudding.wordpress.com/2014/02/24/some-of-my-favourite-green-smoothies
Gourmet Gannet – Culinary Workshops. The Afternoon Tea Club. Some Of My Favourite Green Smoothies. By peasepudding on February 24, 2014. This is also my entry for Sweet New Zealand, not a cake or pudding but they are certainly sweet! The months event is being hosted by Alessandra. For those Kiwi bloggers who have not yet entered you still have a chance to do so by the 27th. There’s also a chance to win some Fresh As products! Whizz everything together in a blender. The Royal Cucumber and Mint. I would lo...
SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT