by Lisa | Dec 18, 2017 | Uncategorized
In the same way that I have a sewing wishlist, I also have one for home decor. My youngest daughter and I collect pins and she is my style editor. For a teenager she has the most amazing eye and discerning taste. Some of these are massive jobs, others are 10 minute...
by Lisa | Mar 4, 2015 | Cooking
From Learn to Cook with Gordon Ramsey, as published in the Radio Times Pork chops with sweet & sour peppers – Serves 2 You’ll be amazed at how two such simple things can taste so good together. The sweet and sour peppers really cut through the richness of...
by Lisa | Feb 7, 2015 | Uncategorized
Youngest daughter expressed a desire for granola this week. I think she’s fed up with toast for breakfast, but as she is terrible at getting up on time in the mornings, I refuse to put time and effort into fancy breakfasts. (See how far from perfect we are!) But...
by Lisa | Jan 13, 2015 | Cooking
What we ate:Lunches:Tomato and red pepper soup, using a jar of mild salsa left over from New Year’s EvePea and Ham soup using the ham stock I froze after Christmas (the cooking juices from simmering the ham in cider)Beans on toastHam, cheese and onion tart...
by Lisa | Jan 7, 2015 | Christmas, Cooking
A fragant variation on a traditional cranberry sauce. I use this to marinade chipolatas to have with the turkey on Christmas day. 2 oranges, zest & juice 350g cranberries 4 tbsp runny honey 150ml port 1″ root ginger, peeled and grated Simmer everything for...