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What ails thee | Stories From The Stove
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Stories From The Stove. Twenty years ago, give or take, I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. I have had a rocky road with diet since. Finally, after a flirtation with macrobiotics (the humous and rice cake years) and pretty much everything else in between, I have settled on what works for me. Let me know if you have any questions. I hope I can help. Thank you very much for reading me. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). You are commenting u...
Not food | Stories From The Stove
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Stories From The Stove. Posted by Sophie James. Asymp; 28 Comments. I started with soft fruits. My first blog post back in the UK was on red gooseberries. Lovely in their brown paper bag from the greengrocer in Seaford (in East Sussex), the man with the curly hair and always a kind word. He is also the butcher. Joe approached him as he was carrying a palette of unskinned rabbits. Are they wild? He asked. ‘Wild? 8217; he replied. ‘They were. People have died. People die! Posted by Sophie James. Have you p...
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Stories From The Stove. Posted by Sophie James. Asymp; 22 Comments. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Posted by Sophie James. 8221; ...
England | Stories From The Stove
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Stories From The Stove. Trip to Suffolk, 1974. Posted by Sophie James. Asymp; 10 Comments. We were here for the rapeseed and its oil. I had already had an introduction to Hillfarm Oils. Although I’m glad I didn’t because lunch was ice cream, scotch eggs, smoked mackerel and other exceptional cold collations, all locally produced, and later from the Cakeshop Bakery. Piglet and the sky turned dark above us. People wandered off in singles or twos to take photographs or walk to Framlingham Castle, phones wav...
Stories | Stories From The Stove
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Stories From The Stove. Posted by Sophie James. Asymp; 11 Comments. There’s nothing worse – or there’s plenty worse, of course – than standing still in winter. Standing and waiting for buses, a bus you know will be late and full of passengers, and the air will be steamy and spongy and it will be a while before you will be home and your feet are cold and oddly wet. But back to apples, or as we would say in my part of Devon, the slightly urbanised. 8220;But we do though”,. Apple and rosemary olive oil cake.
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When the goat invites himself at our dinner table!!! | Magie des sens
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Sharing recipes for the well being of our senses! When the goat invites himself at our dinner table! March 2, 2013. Salade de chèvre chaud. Goat cheese and feta Salad. Our favorite is “la salade de chèvre chaud”. Famous in my region, the south west of France, there is different versions of that hot goat cheese salad. Here is a simple one:. Salade de chèvre chaud. 5 tbsp bread crumbs. 4 full tbsp goat cheese (mild and creamy preferably). Mix the goat cheese and the dried fruit. Take 1 tbsp of the goat...
Poires au Chocolat: Recipes
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Friday, 27 March 2009. New* - The stars indicate how many times I've made the recipe since archiving the blog - I thought it'd be a good way to indicate some of my absolute favourites and the ones that keep being tested. Apricot and Fig Tea Loaf. Cardamon Orange Pound Cake. Chocolate Chunk Banana Bread. Coconut and Apricot Loaf Cake. Pear and Chocolate Loaf Cake. Brown Butter Pound Cake. Chocolate Coconut Milk Cake. Ginger Root Bundt Cake. Old Fashioned Sponge Cake. Tarta de Santiago (Almond Cake). Black...
June | 2014 | Porridge.
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Take a bite outta life. Monthly Archives: June 2014. June 16, 2014. 3 words. I love ramen. Ramen is the ultimate comfort food. Served hot, and you get to slurp the noodles and make terrible sounds while eating it. The first time […]. Read Article →. Sour Cream Ice Cream. June 15, 2014. This is another recipe that I absolutely LOVE! Of course I love all the recipe’s I post on here, but this was my first attempt at making homemade ice cream, […]. Read Article →. June 15, 2014. Read Article →. June 14, 2014.
Sites I like – Allotment Life
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Welcome to my world: digging, harvesting and other stuff. As I find them, I’ll share the blogs and websites that I like to read and find useful and I might not limit myself just to my allotment self…. First has to be My Tiny Plot. I followed this when it was a tiny allotment plot and then a small but beautifully formed vegetable garden in Bath and now a huge and well planned, soon to be gorgeous garden across the big pond. Full of inspirational photos. My go to allotment site is always allotments4all.
July 2015 – Allotment Life
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Welcome to my world: digging, harvesting and other stuff. July 22, 2015. It Ain't All Flowers. We are the women with heavy eyelids, hectic homes, and full hearts. When our little one forgot his favorite blanket in the car this morning, we left work to take it to him. We wiped butts, played chauffeur, cooked dinner, cleaned messes, gave baths, read books, and chased away monsters. Not once today did anyone say,. We are unacknowledged, but we will wake up and do it all again tomorrow. July 12, 2015. I hear...
Barranquilla | My Food Stories
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This blog is about daily life, food and stories that connect us. Peru Caribe in Barranquilla Revisited. RAUL, ROSARIO AND THEIR TEAM. I had written about Peru Caribe and the story of the owner, Rosario. Now I bring you a revisit. Rosario remodeled the restaurant and together with Raul, her co-owner they have revamped the already delicious recipes. Take a look and see their amazing menu items and the beautiful new look of the place. Posted in Caribbean cooking. April 26, 2015. October 11, 2013. Soon I wil...
perucaribe | My Food Stories
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This blog is about daily life, food and stories that connect us. Peru Caribe in Barranquilla Revisited. RAUL, ROSARIO AND THEIR TEAM. I had written about Peru Caribe and the story of the owner, Rosario. Now I bring you a revisit. Rosario remodeled the restaurant and together with Raul, her co-owner they have revamped the already delicious recipes. Take a look and see their amazing menu items and the beautiful new look of the place. Posted in Caribbean cooking. April 26, 2015. Slideshow from My Posts.
Poires au Chocolat: St Lucia Saffron Buns
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Friday, 13 December 2013. St Lucia Saffron Buns. Today, the 13th of December, is St Lucia's day. In most parts of Scandinavia, these saffron buns - also known as Lussekatter or Lussebullar - are made to celebrate. Lucia of Syracuse was one of the earliest Christian martyrs, killed by the Romans in AD 304. Lucia - Lucy in English - is the patron saint of the blind and her celebration is one of light and hope at the darkest point in the year. Which also has more information and photos of the celebrations):.
Teriyaki vegetables | Magie des sens
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Sharing recipes for the well being of our senses! February 17, 2013. The vegetables in the terryaki sauce in the pan. Living in Germany for quite a while now, I became more bored of cooking. Why so? And this redundant question came again this morning in my mind despite the fact that I shopped the day before. At 12h20, I had not decided yet when some inspiration came: Teriyaki vegetables with rice. I don’t follow any recipe for the teriyaki sauce but this is the way that I like it. Fry the sliced spring o...
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Stories From The Stage
Wednesday, December 4, 2013. Don't Go Down There! Recently, I was in a production with Marketplace Players in Winnipeg. The show was called Don't Go Down There. And featured the majority of our 2013 Winnipeg Fringe Festival cast reunited, along with Betty, whom we've all had the distinct pleasure of acting with before. But this gave me an idea that many, many actors get: What can you put on that paper to see if Sam can not break (lose concentration) on stage? The possibilities were plenty. I really wasn'...
Stories from the Steppe - Home
On the Move in Mongolia. Stories from the Steppe. Stories from the Steppes. Is a series of vivid multimedia portraits that present small moments in the everyday lives of nomadic communities in Mongolia. A young boy goes sheepherding, an old man recounts a long journey, a remote community celebrates summer, a group of desert nomads narrate the legend of how the camel lost its horns–stories like this will evoke the texture of daily nomadic life. For now, please visit these links for more. HOME ON THE STEPPE.
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The Story Of A Big Family. Growing Up In The Big City. In the 1950s and 1960s, in Brooklyn, most homes contained a special place that is now pretty much extinct: the stoop, the steps that were the entranceway to the two-family and four-family homes that comprised that neighborhood. But it was so much more. What People Are Saying. These stories brought me back to a place I have always loved and longed to go back to. All I can say is BRAVO! I laughed, I cried, I couldn’t put it down. I Can See Clearly Now.
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Stories From the Storey's
Stories From the Storey's. Monday, November 2, 2009. So this will be a photo/video heavy entry :). We began halloween weekend by taking Cason to a pumpkin patch for a little photo session. He was not in a particularly happy mood that morning. although Saturday night we found out why (explain later). None the less here are some pics from our patch outing:. Then we went to see Mimi and PoPo Jack, we didn't get pics there but we had fun :). And, Cason's life. a chronicle in video:. Laughing at 5 months:.
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Stories from the Stouts
Saturday, May 10, 2008. A Beautiful Ode to Mothers. Here is a fantastic song. It is one I refer to often to be certain I am covering all the bases of motherhood! How sad it would be if later in life one of the girls came home in tears, "but Mom, I thought we did live in a barn! Or even worse, the boys thought they should jump off the cliff with their friends. Happy Mothers Day! One more fun mothers day laugh. Just in case we thought today should be a serious day. Why don't you hitch-hike?
Stories From The Stove
Stories From The Stove. Posted by Sophie James. Asymp; 25 Comments. I started with soft fruits. My first blog post back in the UK was on red gooseberries. Lovely in their brown paper bag from the greengrocer in Seaford (in East Sussex), the man with the curly hair and always a kind word. He is also the butcher. Joe approached him as he was carrying a palette of unskinned rabbits. Are they wild? He asked. ‘Wild? 8217; he replied. ‘They were. People have died. People die! Trip to Suffolk, 1974. To return t...
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Stories From the Street
Stories From the Street. What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us." Ralph Waldo Emerson. Saturday, September 27, 2014. A Day In The Life . . . Homeless people attending Feed the Burg. I am hoping we are able to rattle the powers that be enough to end this new rule because of the hardship it creates. Next, another homeless person in her 60s, walked up and asked for my help. She was camping recently at the river across from the county fair grounds, o...
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Forest School
Farewell to the fabulous Year 6 children. July 21, 2015. Delicious food was cooked and shared over and around the campfire and fires and shelters were built, pondlife and insects discovered, as well as clay creatures created. We all had tremendous fun; it really was a day to remember! Good luck Year 6, we will miss you. June 30, 2015. The pond dipping and bug hunting were as popular as ever – we discovered a huge range of insects and pond life. June 24, 2015. Written by Joseph (6W). June 16, 2015. Of Jun...
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Stories from the Sunset
Stories from the Sunset. Monday, December 7, 2009. This is my last blog! It's been a very long semester, but I honestly did enjoy spending time and learning more about the Sunset District. The most difficult part about keeping a blog is having to decide how to post updates! Sunday, November 29, 2009. West Sunset Rec Connect Free Classes. Children in the West Sunset area will be able to enjoy free afterschool programs for the spring and summer seasons of next year. The West Sunset Rec Connect Program is p...
