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I have a lovely book, part history and part cookbook, called Tea Fit for a Queen. I love the Queen, so this was a wonderful and very appropriate birthday present from a lovely friend one year.
There are lots of lovely things to make, but I wanted to make something savoury because I don’t do a lot of savoury baking on this blog.
Continue reading “Salmon and dill tartlets fit for a Queen!”
So in another blog post I wrote where I cooked from a cook book from 1975, I mentioned two very vintage recipes in it that I said I would tackle.
As I travel back to the 70’s, join me as I open the Be-Ro book once more and tackle Tuna and Egg Turnovers, and Pineapple Upside Down Cake…
Continue reading “Throwback Thursday: really vintage baking with Be-Ro”
I go for afternoon quite a lot. It’s probably one of my favourite things to do.
I think it’s only fair that when I go for afternoon tea, I review it on my blog.
This will also be an excellent excuse to go and have afternoon tea more often, as obviously I need to review as many places as I can! I know all four of my readers are keen to know where I think the best places for afternoon tea are.
Let me tell you, if there’s one person with as many cookbooks as me, it’s my mum.
I went home one weekend to dog sit and the dog was a bit clingy as my mum and dad were away and she didn’t really want to do anything.