Tag Archives: Summer Cooking

Not standing the heat, I have got out of the kitchen…

Posted on July 22, 2013 by

Bananas for breakfast in the sun…after coffee and cherries. “Summer Cooking” by Elizabeth David is amongst my favourite books, but on a day like today the title is not. I associate the word cooking with heat, so when the temperature … Continue reading →

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….through the cooking glass …

Posted on June 1, 2013 by

As with Alice, the reverse can be, and often is, the truth. The real joy lies in the contents of the cooking glass passing through the cook. Sadly there is no clear reference as to how much joy can be … Continue reading →

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