Archive for September, 2010

Irish Coffee Panna Cotta

Sep 29th, 2010 by Gemma | 0

I talked about Irish coffee a while back, when we made the muffins inspired by the drink. Since then we acquired some Irish coffee glasses and I was mulling over what I could make that could be presented in them, they have such a wonderful distinctive shape it would be a shame to only drink [...]

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Maple Pecan Muffins

Sep 27th, 2010 by Gemma | 1

Autumn is finally here, or at least it’s trying to push it’s way in. Hopefully today is the first of many sub 80 degree days and not just an anomaly. It was a tough choice whether to write this, or sit in the garden enjoying the weather. That’s about the only time I would need [...]

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Friday Round Up

Sep 24th, 2010 by Gemma | 0

It’s been a hectic week, my internet browsing time has been shockingly low, so it’s just a short post today. As a follow up to last week, Haydel’s made their king cake and broke the record. Apparently it took 4000lbs of flour and over 300lbs of sprinkles! That’s a lot of sprinkles. It has yet [...]

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Brownies

Sep 22nd, 2010 by Gemma | 0

The brownies were calling my name, I tried to resist, really, I did! But I failed, they called too strongly. I am weak to their siren song. It all started after the brownie mention in the weekly roundup a couple Fridays ago. I had intended to bake that afternoon, and after re-reviewing the article I [...]

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Quiche

Sep 20th, 2010 by Gemma | 0

It took me a long while to appreciate quiche, I’m still not a fan of it cold, but warm, warm I like. Quiche is wonderfully versatile, you can add any filling you desire. Traditional is Lorraine, which contains onion, bacon and cheese. Well, in my opinion all quiches contain cheese, and lots of it! We [...]

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Friday Round Up

Sep 17th, 2010 by Gemma | 0

Everyone’s heard of recycling crayons, Zeebree on Etsy has taken it to cooler new heights by forming them into cupcakes and selling them in bakers boxes. Do you call them cokes, pop, sodas or something else entirely. Someone with far too much time on their hands put together a map of the US by what [...]

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Bara Brith

Sep 16th, 2010 by Gemma | 0

Bara Brith is a traditional Welsh food. It translates literally to Speckled Bread. It varies depending on which part of Wales you are in, though I’m a fan of the South Wales version, more of a fruit cake. The North Walian is a yeast bread, I have yet to try that one. I dislike saying [...]

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Butterscotch Pecan Ice Cream & Hot Fudge Sauce

Sep 13th, 2010 by Gemma | 0

Got given The Perfect Scoop back in July (for my birthday), yes, I asked for it. But on some level I like to think that perhaps my Mum was dropping some hints for when she next visits! David Lebovitz is a fantastic chef, this is the only book of his that I own but I’ve [...]

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Friday Round Up

Sep 10th, 2010 by Gemma | 1

We have an extra long round up this week to make up for missing last week (though it means some of my “news” is a week out of date), are you sitting comfortably? Then we’ll begin… In a collection of entertaining food items, we’ll start off with the Stay Puft marshamllow. Remember – from Ghostbusters. [...]

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