On our first day back from holiday, we spent the morning in our allotment. Although there were plenty of weeds, we were thrilled to see that our veggies had also thrived. Along with another load of rhubarb, and an accidentally picked…
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Tagged with: Almonds, Asian spices, Coconut, Cooking creatively, Gluten-free, Peas, Rhubarb, Vegan
Posted in Leftovers, Recipes, Summer
Posted in Leftovers, Recipes, Summer
Pat’s Rhubarb and Peach Pie
Rhubarb season is in full swing, so today I’m going to make a pie. It won’t make a dent in my current harvest! Also, I’ve been planning to add a category to the blog for friends’ recipes, and I happen…
Tagged with: Peaches, Pie, Rhubarb, Spring recipes, Vegetarian
Posted in Eating seasonally, Friends' recipes
Posted in Eating seasonally, Friends' recipes
Gluten-Free Rhubarb Pie
I’ve got this donated bag of gram flour, which I discover is gluten-free. So I’m chatting with a friend who’s coeliac and whose husband happens to be vegan. She tells me about the difficulties of making pastry to suit the…
Why Eat Seasonally?
Once you’re in the habit of eating seasonally, or of trying to, it’s easy to assume everybody does. And it’s easy to forget why you decided to, because, let’s face it, in the Western world, many many kinds of food are…
Tagged with: Asparagus, Eating locally, Eating seasonally, Food shopping, Fruit, Rhubarb, Spinach, Vegetables
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Posted in Eating seasonally
Glazed Rhubarb
We eat a lot of rhubarb in my house: there’s a whole row of it (that I grew from seed) in our allotment. We eat it fresh in the spring and summer, I freeze a lot of it diced up…
Tagged with: Rhubarb, Sorrel, Spring recipes, Vanilla ice cream, Vegetarian
Posted in Eating seasonally, Recipes
Posted in Eating seasonally, Recipes
Winter Fruit Crisp
This recipe is my variation on an old family favourite apple dessert. The original calls for apples to be peeled, quartered and cored, which I think reflects the logic of its time. The recipe was intended for fruit that had…
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