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No thanks, I’d rather stir custard… | Taste of Indigo
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A Scottish girl's kitchen adventures. Banana Bread in Festival City. No thanks, I’d rather stir custard…. August 5, 2010. A moment later laughter filled the room and another happy memory settled over the silvery surface of the stove. Since my blog already has a name I felt the least I could do was enshrine the phrase and the memory in a post along with a tart that is just as wonderfully bizarre as my family. Currant and Coconut Custard Tart. 100g gluten free plain flour. 30g Dutch-processed cocoa powder.
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Reminiscing Over Cookies | Taste of Indigo
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A Scottish girl's kitchen adventures. Kindness in the Blogging Community. New friends, new routines. September 18, 2010. 7am and I’m already covered in dust. These cookies are from a recipe I have used several times. I made them for friend’s birthday, for another friend on the day she moved into university halls and for a barbeque at our allotment when I was extremely flattered to see a chef who grows award-winning vegetables go home with a handful in his pocket. By Pippa Cuthbert and Lindsay Wilson).
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Indulging Life: MY AWARDS
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March 18, 2011. I'm happy and honored to accept Sisterhood of the World Bloggers Award. Thank you @ Big Fat Baker. You put a big smile on my face! February 27, 2011. It's been already a week since Zen @ RAWk Me! Honored me with the award Sisterhood of the World Bloggers Award and I stil didn't pay proper thanks. So here it goes: Thank you Zen, I was truly honored and happy for reciving this award from you. Looking forward to read many more yummy posts on your blog! February 16, 2011. February 13, 2011.
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Birthday Surprises | Taste of Indigo
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A Scottish girl's kitchen adventures. New friends, new routines. What a year…. April 18, 2011. My second term of university flew by even more quickly than the first. So quickly that I never found the time to write a post as I had planned. It was a busy term, filled with formals and birthdays and shows. I spent a weekend in London at an archaeology conference, dressed up as a teletubby for the Spring Ball and watched my friend perform in a musical. 125g self-raising gluten free flour. 125g soft brown sugar.
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What a year… | Taste of Indigo
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A Scottish girl's kitchen adventures. What a year…. June 29, 2011. Friday was my last day as a fresher at university. I am now a third of the way through my university career and wishing desperately that time would pass a little slower so I could fully appreciate these three short years. Response to “What a year…”. Feed for this Entry. November 29, 2011 at 9:12 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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Taste of Indigo | A Scottish girl's kitchen adventures. | Page 2
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A Scottish girl's kitchen adventures. August 1, 2010. Before she eventually realised they were telling her that they didn’t understand. 3 large pieces of chicken (I used 1 breast, 1 leg and 1 wing). 150g bacon, chopped. 2 shallots, chopped. 2 onions, chopped. 200g mushrooms, chopped. 1 clove finely chopped garlic. Put the chicken in a bowl with the wine and bay leaves and leave to marinade overnight. Remove the chicken and pat dry with kitchen paper. Keep the wine in the bowl for later. July 27, 2010.
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Diary of a Mad Hausfrau: Happy Birthday Brownies with Pink Raspberry Frosting
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Blogs I ❤. Wednesday, January 25, 2012. Happy Birthday Brownies with Pink Raspberry Frosting. These are not unique and they are a bit sloppily decorated (me piping bag=not pretty) but they tasted so good and were so loved by the birthday girl and party attendees I changed my mind about posting them. Letters were cut out of homemade marshmallow fondant with alphabet cookie cutters and then brushed them with vodka and covered with disco dust. 1 cup AP flour. 1/2 teaspoon baking powder. 2/3 cup cocoa powder.
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Banana Bread in Festival City | Taste of Indigo
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A Scottish girl's kitchen adventures. No thanks, I’d rather stir custard…. Kindness in the Blogging Community. Banana Bread in Festival City. August 22, 2010. Edinburgh is a wonderful city to live in throughout the year. It is beautiful, cultural and filled with interesting people. However it is at it’s best during August when the streets are alive with people from every corner of the globe, there both to experience the festivals and to perform in them. Banana bread in mid bake. Adapted from Recipe Girl.
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New friends, new routines | Taste of Indigo
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A Scottish girl's kitchen adventures. New friends, new routines. December 24, 2010. The three months since I last posted have been incredible ones. At first I was simply preparing to leave for university, wondering if I would like the people on my floor, how many friends I would make, if those friends would be genuine ones. It was exciting, enticing and absolutely terrifying all at once. We both laughed and I felt welcomed before I had even arrived. Now I’m back home, my friends have scattered to various...
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