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jane's kitchen: glorious food
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A culinary journey of discovery through the early years of my two daughters' lives. I love food and feeling inspired to cook. I was fortunate as a child to be introduced to interesting food by my mum, as she had been by her own mother. Home and holidays are memorable for that reason, from picking winkles from their shells with a pin while on holiday in Brittany to a traditional Sunday Roast dinner at home. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Tartine Bread. Tartine Bakery and Cafe - Chad Robertson.
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jane's kitchen: about me
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A culinary journey of discovery through the early years of my two daughters' lives. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Tartine Bread. Tartine Bakery and Cafe - Chad Robertson. Casa Moro. The Second Cookbook - Sam and Sam Clarke. Moro The Cookbook - Sam and Sam Clarke. Jane Grigson's Fruit Book. Seafood - Rick Stein. French Provincial Cooking - Elizabeth David. Les Halles Cookbook - Anthony Bourdain. Thai Food - David Thompson. Crazy Water Pickled Lemons - Diana Henry. Goose Fat and Garlic - Jeanne Strang.
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jane's kitchen: January 2012
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A culinary journey of discovery through the early years of my two daughters' lives. Monday, 23 January 2012. Onion and Gorgonzola Gratin. Serves 6 as a side, 4 as a lunch entree. 3 medium yellow onions, quartered and separated. 2 tbsp olive oil. 1 cup/240ml heavy cream. 188; cup/60ml dry white wine. 1 Heat oven to 350 degrees F. In a 9" x 9" ovenproof dish toss onions in the olive oil and season. Bake for 45 minutes and stir the onions occasionally when required. Remove from the oven. Seafood - Rick Stein.
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jane's kitchen: May 2012
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A culinary journey of discovery through the early years of my two daughters' lives. Monday, 28 May 2012. Serves 4-6 depending on glass size. 6oz Graham Crackers, crumbed. 2oz butter, melted. 12oz Michigan Cream Cheese. 188; tsp vanilla essence. 8532; cup/5 fl oz heavy cream. 8oz (approximately 10 medium) strawberries. In a bowl, mix the melted butted and the crushed graham crackers (you can do this in a processor or by hand by putting into a plastic bag and using a rolling pin). Posted by a life infused.
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jane's kitchen: May 2010
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A culinary journey of discovery through the early years of my two daughters' lives. Tuesday, 25 May 2010. 75g (1/2 bag) of watercress. 1 clove of garlic. 50g of pine nuts (lightly toasted). 50g grated Pecorino or Parmesan cheese. 100ml extra virgin olive oil. Chop the watercress and garlic in a small food processor (don't go as far as to puree the ingredients). Add the pine nuts then transfer the mixture to a bowl. Stir in the cheese and olive oil. Season to taste before stirring into freshly cooked pasta.
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop!): September 2010
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop! Thursday, 16 September 2010. How to.(for Cheryl and others! Well of course being a business woman I would say if you want to learn how to do something come and do a lesson but here are some guides to tel you how to make you flowers look professional! 1 make sure that when you get you flowers to use that they. 2 hold the bouquet in one hand adding with the other. At a bit of an angle and ALWAYS at the same place going THE SAME WAY! 5 once you have. Got the stem...
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop!): August 2010
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop! Tuesday, 31 August 2010. I haven't written for a while due to busy wedding times in the shop and a much needed summer holiday. Now I am back and thinking about weddings coming up and the rapidly approaching year count down to my wedding. Being a florist people will have a high expectation for the flowers so unless I submit to the rebel in me that say why not shock them and have no flowers I best get thinking! I like the thought of big voluptuous vases and trou...
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop!): Making you flowers last longer
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop! Thursday, 17 March 2011. Making you flowers last longer. We often get asked what's the best way of making stems last a longer. Almost everyone I meet has a different tip on the subject so it's tricky to know what to tell people. Also some stem need to be treated differently to others. Things like callas, gerberas. And tulips have soft delicate stems so will absorb water into the stem disintegrate and make them all soggy and slimy! The stem before you put them ...
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop!): March 2011
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop! Monday, 21 March 2011. Emma and Pete wedding. We did our first 'suprise' wedding last weekend. Obviously the bridal party knew, and Emma did end up telling a few people but most of them thought they were coming to her 30th Birthday but suprise (! It was her Birthday but it was also their wedding day! Emma is a photographer http:/ emmacasephotography.blogspot.com/. Probably one of the reason that it was a suprise wedding! So we decided on some soft but vibrant ...
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop!): February 2011
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In Bloom (inside the mind of a florist shop! Wednesday, 23 February 2011. I am sure everyone who has spent the last 6months or longer in the UK can't wait for spring to properly get going. For it to get warmer and dare I say it, for the sun to shine! The only thing with spring flowers is that the don't have a massively long life span which is such a shame. It means that we don't really get to use them in our contract work, for restaurants and office spaces. So lets all will the sun to come out and walm u...
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