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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Almond and Cherry Bakewell Muffins
– I love Bakewell tart. And I love muffins, which pack well in my walking rucksack, along with my trusty flask of tea. I prefer to use natural coloured glace cherries but they are less visually striking than their died … Continue reading
No Knead, No Prove Wholemeal Soda Bread
– This is cheats bread. I love making bread and lets face it, bread- making takes much less time than you might think but it does require a bit of planning. I am not especially organised and often need bread … Continue reading
Forthcoming Scrummy Recipes #1
– Thank you so much for all you lovely people who have signed up to have the recipes e-mailed as soon as they are posted. I am just bursting with recipes to share and have spent this morning going through … Continue reading
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Tagged baking, cake, chocolate, cookies, countryside, craft, Home, muffins, picnic, recipes, scone, ScrummyWalks, walking
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Raisin, Honey and Oatmeal Muffins
– Sometimes, just sometimes, I like to pretend to be healthier than I am- as much to myself as anyone else. On the surface, this could pretend to be a healthy cake so it does the job well. To be … Continue reading
Gingernut Biscuits- Traditional, Easy and Nut Free!
– Ever since I was a child, I have loved Gingernut biscuits. They are nut free, I have no idea where the traditional name came from. I dip them in tea which is probably a disgusting habit but there you … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes
Tagged baking, biscuits, British, children, cookies, ginger, gingernut, Golden syrup, home- made, nut free, orange, recipe, snack, traditional, walking
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Ladybird Birthday Cake And A Pond Dipping Party
– I know this post is not especially related to walking/ outdoor pursuits- on the face of it. Well, I won’t lie, I just needed an excuse to share my pics of Doris (yes, we named her) the ladybird and … Continue reading
Posted in Walking and The Countryside
Tagged baking, birthday, birthday cake, Buttercream, cake, countryside, Home, ladybird, party, pond, Sponge cake, walking
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Sultana and Tea Loaf Cake
– I am feeling guilty as I scoffed 2 large pieces of this today. I did have a superb long walk with Mango in the sunshine though. I took the above foxglove picture, then walked fast to try and earn … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes
Tagged bake, baking, cake, countryside, craft, dog- walking, Home, home- made, loaf, snack, sultana, tea, walking, wholesome
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Beetroot Soup- Hot or Cold
– Is beetroot like Marmite? Love it or hate it? I’m not sure. Many people who say they hate it have a deep rooted disdain for the vinegar smothered stuff that they were cajoled into eating as a child. “Proper” … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes
Tagged antioxidants, baking, beetroot, blood pressure, feta, Home, Hugh Fearnley- Whittingstall, Jane Grigson, recipe, soup, superfood, vegetarian, walk, walking
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Stop Thief!- A Cautionary Tale
– Those of you who have had a look round the ScrummyWalks blog site, will have noticed a recurring character. A rather small (for a Dalmation) but perfectly formed, spotty little dog called Mango (affectionately known as Mangotti Mangosteeny in … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs
Tagged baking, bread making, cooking, Dalmation, dog, dog- walking, dough, Home, kneading, pet care, vet, vet treatment, veterinary advice, walking, yeast
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Lemon Curd- Tasting Sunshine
– A friend sent me a text last week to say a relative of hers had brought some lemons home from the Canary Islands in her suitcase. Did I want some? Does a horse refuse carrots? (note to self- come … Continue reading
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