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Tag Archives: Frugal food
When life gives you lemons: addendum
Posted in Climate change, Food, Frugal, Local food, Uncategorized
Tagged Food, Food preservation, Frugal food, preserved lemons, Simplicity, zerowastechef
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When life gives you lemons
Just a very quick pop-in post today, telling you about a very quick (and timely) preserve I made this morning. It’s citrus time, so the perfect time to be thinking about making marmalade and other citrusy preserves. I shopped for … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Frugal, Uncategorized
Tagged Food, Food preservation, Frugal food, preserved lemons, Simplicity
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Fermentation: making sauerkraut
This one is for Richard xx My adventures in sauerkraut have not all been happy ones. It’s fair to say that I’ve had my share of (very smelly) experimental failures. But failure is a step on the path to success, … Continue reading
Losing the plot, regaining the plot
Well I really lost it with the allotment in the autumn. The mix of insomnia and two bouts of (minor) illness put paid to all my plans to have it in tip top condition ready for spring planting. No autumn … Continue reading
Allotment update: September 2017
One of the things I love about working an allotment is that it really keeps you rooted in the annual cycle of life. And yes, the pun is fully intended, and very appropriate. Now, in September, as many of the … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment, Food, Frugal, Growing, Local food, Retirement, Uncategorized
Tagged Allotment, Food, Frugal, Frugal food, growing, Growing food, hens, Learning new skills, Life cycles, Living, Planning, Retirement, Simplicity
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The allotment: autumn, winter, and into spring!
My goodness, I had no idea it was so long since I last wrote an allotment post (October last year, I see). In part that reflects that not much was happening there, but in fact there was a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment, Food, Frugal, Growing, Local food, Uncategorized
Tagged Allotment, Allotment sheds, Family, Food, Frugal, Frugal food, growing, Growing food, hens, Local food, upcycling, Upcycling gardening
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My designer life
I haven’t had a sudden conversion to fashionable designer brands nor a make-over. What I want to explore here is my journey through design and my love of ‘good’ design. By which I suppose I just mean design that not … Continue reading
Posted in Craft, Frugal, Inspirations, Seeing differently, Travels, Uncategorized
Tagged Allotment, design, Frugal food, hygge, Permaculture, Reflections, Shed, Simplicity, upcycling, Upcycling gardening
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Quick Danish no-knead rolls
And about time too! I’m sure I promised this recipe back in June or July. Problem is, I always bake them first thing in the morning, before my brain is fully in gear. Which means that I kept forgetting to … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Family, Food, Frugal, Local food, Uncategorized
Tagged Baking, Community, Family, Food, Frugal, Frugal food, hygge, rolls, Simplicity
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The allotment: August and September
This summer was different from previous years. We were away such a lot, and despite no longer working, somehow I seemed to have far less time than usual to spend on the allotment. But it was a good way to … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment, Family, Food, Gap year, Growing, Local food, Reflections on life (and death), Retirement, Seeing differently, Travels, Uncategorized
Tagged Allotment, Food, Frugal food, Gap year, growing, Growing food, Learning new skills, Reflections, Retirement, Simplicity, Solitude, Travel
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June and July: the allotment update
There seems to be a bit of a pattern emerging here doesn’t there. That is, not keeping up with the posts. And it’s not just the posts I’ve fallen behind with – some parts of the allotment have been lacking … Continue reading
Posted in Allotment, Food, Frugal, Gap year, Growing, Local, Local food, Retirement, Travels, Uncategorized
Tagged Allotment, Food, Frugal food, Gardens, growing, Growing food, hens, Local food, Simplicity
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