I was adding in some recipes from the Scandilicious book (see yesterday) and thought I would share it with you. I have been adding recipes to it for about 15 years, and you know how it is when you fall in and out of love with a recipe, well some of the recipes don't even reflect what I eat now. As well as writing them in the book, I have also been illustrating the pages. The book itself is a hardbook watercolour book by Daler-Rowney so I knew it would withstand the watercolour.
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Samaki Jackson - I believe it is an African recipe, but we had this at a friends for dinner and I took the recipe down. |
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Chives, the recipe is Brie and Chive pasties |
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A very Somerset recipe: Sausage and cider casserole |
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Love Mrs Jones x
Hello, I have popped across from the Folksy Blog thread to have a read. I like the sound of the Somerset, Sausage and Cider Casserole. Especially at the moment with all this rain, I feel like I need to cook warm dinners for my family. I am in Somerset too!
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Nice to see another Somerset blogger! The sausage casserole is lovely, and I will probably post a recipe for it in Autumn
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