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Tag Archives: Bread
My week in food (w/c 18.1.21)
Although I wasn’t really thinking about it, looking back I see I did all sorts of things that fitted with the theme. Some habits are now so ingrained and just normal that I have to think hard about it to … Continue reading
Planning backwards
For now at least, some of our weeks have settled down into a more regular pattern, with some anchor activities determining how other things fit in alongside and around them. In particular, our regular day for visiting our granddaughter (and … Continue reading
Posted in Do what you can with what you have, Family, Food, Reflections on life (and death), Uncategorized
Tagged Baking, Bread, Family, Food, Home organisation, Living, Pizza, Planning, Reflections, Simplicity
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Everyday bread recipe
[edited 20.4.15 to add a few extra photos; 27.4.15 to signpost to comments and replies] I come from a family of good cooks and food lovers, so food is dear to my heart and central to my life and culture. … Continue reading