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Chocolate Chip Pancakes with a Buttermilk Syrup

Sunday, 31 August 2014

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One day recently I found out that our little Spanish girl loves pancakes.  It just slipped out in a conversation as these things do . . .  and so I decided to treat her to a lovely batch of them one morning.   I know . . .  I am spoiling her, but it's just so darned nice to have a young person around.  I truly am enjoying the experience and her! 

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Cut and Come Again Cake

Saturday, 30 August 2014

Cut and Come Again Cake





How can you not love a cake which is called "Cut and Come Again Cake?"  It's just impossible I tell you . . .  well, it's impossible for me to at any rate.  



I am an old fashioned girl and I just adore these old fashioned names for things . . .  so just what is Cut and  Come Again Cake?  Well . . .


 Cut and Come Again Cake





It's a deliciously moist and fruity loaf cake that begs you to cut a slice  . . .  and then once you've inhaled that slice, cut another one.   



Presumably because the first slice was just so delicious that you just have to have another one!



Cut and Come Again Cake






Works for me  . . . I say . . .  Works for me!  (at the risk of sounding like Fred Elliot ex butcher of Coronation Street!)


I love that show, been watching it since I was a girl.

  

Cut and Come Again Cake






If you're not fond of sultana raisins, and currants and mixed dried fruit  . . .  and toasted English walnuts . . .  then this is not the cake for you . . .  


I won't lie to you.



Cut and Come Again Cake





It's got plenty of them.   It is well loaded with them.



But if you happen to love those things like we do . . .  then you will totally adore this cake!  Seriously! You are in for a treat!



Cut and Come Again Cake






This is what a teatime cake is all about.  Moist.  Delicious.   Stogged full of fruit and nuts.   Sliced plain and spread with butter, or garnished as I have done with a tasty orange drizzle icing.  


Quite simply whisk enough fresh orange juice into 130g or 1 cup of sifted icing sugar to make a drizzle you can spoon over the warm cake.




Cut and Come Again Cake






Plain or iced.  Buttered or not.   This cake pleases on all levels.  It's a sturdy cake, more like a loaf and tastes better with each day that passes.  



You won't want to pass this one by.  I guarantee!  Now just where did I put my knife???  ☺




 Cut and Come Again Cake







*Cut and Come Again Cake*
Makes one large loaf cake
Printable Recipe  

A simple and delicious cake stogged full of dried fruit and toasted walnuts.   This one which you will cut, eat,  and then want to cut again!  

115g of butter, softened (1/2 cup)
200g of sugar (1 cup)
2 large free range eggs, beaten
2 TBS mild molasses (you may use 1 TBS dark treacle and 1 TBS golden syrup)
225ml of hot water
1 rounded tsp of baking powder
150g of raisins (1 cup)
150g of currants (1 cup)
75g of mixed candied fruit (1/2 cup)
60g of toasted walnuts, chopped (1/2 cup)
280g of plain flour (2 cups)
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
a few drops almond extract    

Preheat the oven to 180*C/350*F/ gas mark 4.  Butter large loaf tin really well (9 by 5), line with baking paper and butter the paper.  Set aside.  

Cream together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy.   Beat in the eggs a bit at a time.  Beat in the vanilla, almond and molasses.   Stir in the dried fruit and nuts.   Sift together the flour and baking powder.   Add this to the wet mixture, alternating with the hot water.   Turn the batter into the prepared loaf tin.


Bake in the preheated oven for 60 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the centre comes out clean.  Allow to cool in the pan for 5 minutes before lifting carefully out onto a wire rack to finish cooling completely.   Store in a tightly covered container.


Casa Costello
Casa Costello


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Spaghetti with a Marinated Cherry Tomato Sauce

Friday, 29 August 2014

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One of the nice things about having someone else in the house is that Ariana likes Pasta and now I have the perfect excuse to cook it and not feel guilty about it.   Today I made this simple and yet incredibly tasty pasta dish that  Ariana and I both really enjoyed, and the Toddster dined on leftover meat and potatoes.  Everybody was happy!

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Cheese and Broccoli Stuffed Jacket Potatoes

Thursday, 28 August 2014

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I have to admit that broccoli is not one of the Toddster's favourite vegetables.  I love the stuff, but he's not so keen.   It's one of those vegetables however that is really very good for you and so I am always looking for ways to incorporate it into our diets, that are appealing to him at least in some small way.

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Spicy Blueberry Sauce

Wednesday, 27 August 2014

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I love, love blueberries and we are right in the midst of our blueberry season here in the UK at the moment.  I know my sister has been picking the juicy little blue jewels for a few weeks now in Canada.  I can never get enough of them during the season and I always freeze tons to use in the Winter months.  Today I decided to make a delicious sauce with them!

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Grilled Cheese Encounters of a delicious kind . . .

Tuesday, 26 August 2014

 

I have to admit, that of all the sandwiches out there, and all the sandwiches I have eaten in my lifetime, my favourite has to be the good old fashioned Cheese Toastie, or Grilled Cheese as it is also called.  Over here they call sandwiches sarnies in some places.  Or Baps . . . 

Bap. Sarnie.  Toastie.   Sandwich.  Truth be told no matter what they are called this carb loving heart of mine just adores them whatever they be called, and the grilled cheese is my most favourite-est indulgence of all!


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Spag Bol and Cheese Garlic Toastie

Monday, 25 August 2014

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Occasionally you see something which is totally outrageous and yet strangely appealing at the same time.  That's the way it was for me when I saw these toasted Spaghetti and Cheese sandwiches popping up all over the net.  


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Dark Chocolate Drizzled Ginger Butter Cookies

Sunday, 24 August 2014

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I don't mind admitting it.  I'm having a kind of a blah day.   I think everyone has days like that from time to time.  It's like I'm running on empty today and my battery just feels low . . .  low . . .  low.  I am totally lacking in energy and inspiration.  Totally.


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Tuna, White Bean and Potato Salad

Friday, 22 August 2014

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We have a lovely girl staying with us at the moment from Spain.   She is working at the hospital and so I have been making her a lunch to take with her each day.  Today, in my quest to get away from sandwiches, I made her a deliciously different salad for a change.

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Lemon and Thyme Roasted Chicken and Potatoes

Thursday, 21 August 2014

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I love to cook and eat chicken.   Once upon a time, when I was working full time . . .  I was able to afford free range organic chicken, and I won't like . . . it was lovely.  These days all I can rise to buy with the budget I have to work with is higher welfare chicken.  I am not sure I want to really know what constitutes higher welfare, but  . . .  I like to believe that they are not that badly treated, or as badly treated as the other kind.    Unemployment is a great equalizer.  If I could afford it I would certainly still prefer to buy free range and organic, but one must do what one must do.
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Cracker Lasagne

Wednesday, 20 August 2014

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The temps have really dropped here these past couple of days.   It seems we are getting winds from the North and things are getting pretty cool, even down to they say only 3 degrees early tomorrow morning!  Who would believe it in August?  Crazy!


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Lemon and Chocolate Chunk Cake

Tuesday, 19 August 2014

Lemon and Chocolate Chunk Cake

I received another tasty Degustabox at the end of July and have been enjoying it's contents in the ensuing weeks.  You can see evidence of that in the lovely Lemon and Chocolate Chip Cake I baked with the bar of Green & Black's Lemon Bar a bit later on but first I want to tell you all about what I got in the July Box.




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 I do enjoy these boxes when they arrive each month.   It's like getting a Christmas package because you never know what is going to be in it until it arrives.  It's quite exciting really! Once a month, each month Degustabox will deliver to your home 10 to 15 new, special or innovative food products for you to try in the comfort of your own home via a subscription service.  A monthly subscription costs £9.99 and there is a delivery fee of £3, for a total of £12.99, and what you receive can be tailored to the types of things that you like and would use.   

This month I chose to bake a Lemon and Chocolate Chunk Cake from the box.

Lemon and Chocolate Chunk Cake

A deliciously moist loaf cake . . . with a buttery moist batter, enriched with the light tang of plain yogurt and the subtle flavour of fresh lemon zest . . . and studded lucious little bits of creamy dark lemon flavoured chocolate . . .  what's not to like?

Lemon and Chocolate Chunk Cake 




*Lemon Chocolate Chunk Cake*
Makes one 9 by 5 inch loaf cake
Printable Recipe

Wrapped well in foil, and stored in a cool place, this delicious cake keeps for about 3 weeks, not that I've ever had it around that long.

4 ounces butter, room temperature (1/2 cup)
7 ounces caster sugar (1 cup fine granulated)
3 large free range eggs
the finely grated zest of one unwaxed lemon
8 1/2 ounces flour (2 cups)
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
1 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
250ml of plain yoghurt (1 cup)
100g bar of Green and Blacks Lemon Chocolate, chopped into bits (1 cup)
2.25 ounces chopped toasted walnuts (1/2 cup) (Optional)

Topping:
3 1/2 ounces caster sugar
the juice of 1/2 lemon

Lemon and Chocolate Chunk Cake
  


Preheat the oven to 180*C/350*F/gas mark 5. Butter a 9 by 5 inch loaf tin. Line with baking paper, leaving an overhang for ease of removal. Butter again. Set aside.

Cream together the butter and sugar until light and creamy. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Sift the flour into a bowl. Remove 2 TBS and add to the chocolate chips and nuts if using. Whisk the remaining flour together with the lemon zest, soda, baking powder and salt. Add at once to the creamed mixture along with the yoghurt. Beat on high speed for several minutes. Fold in the chocolate and nut mixture. Spread into the prepared pan, leveling the top with a rubber spatula.

Bake for 60 to 75 minutes, until well risen and a toothpick inserted in the centre comes out clean. Let cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes while you make the topping.

Place all the topping ingredients in a small saucepan. Bring to the boil over low heat, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Pour this slowly over the hot cake, allowing it to soak in. Lift out and allow to cool completely before cutting into slices to serve.

Many thanks to Degustabox for sending me this box. It was truly lovely, with lots to enjoy!


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Nutella Cookies . . . only 3 ingredients!

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Mondy evenings are always Family Home Evenings in our house.   This is a special night each week that we set apart to do things together as a family.   Usually we share a special thought, some fun activity and a special treat to share.  It's a church thing, and we feel it is inspired and it helps us to draw closer together as a family.


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Cheese and Mashed Potato Fritters

Monday, 18 August 2014

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I have always been a "foodie."  I've always loved food, eating, recipes, etc.  When I was between the ages of 5 and 9, my best friend in the world was a girl named Susan Warburton.  



Here we are at the end of Grade one, we would have both been six years old.  She is on the far left and I am right beside her.  It was the awards ceremony at the end of the year.


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Some Tasty Pancakes for the Weekend!

Sunday, 17 August 2014



Hooray for the weekend!  I usually reserve the weekends for cooking us a nice big breakfast. It might be a full on fry up . . . or it might be something as simple as muffins. It all depends on how I feel and how hungry we are. Generally though,  I like to pull out all the stops and cook something really scrummy for us to enjoy.


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Banana, Coconut and Macadamia Nut Muffins

Saturday, 16 August 2014

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I usually like to bake something scrummy for our weekend breakfasts.  A breakfast cake of some sort, scones . . .  tea loaves, muffins.   What I bake depends totally on what I have to hand and what kind of a mood I am in.   This week I had some bananas that needed using and so I decided to bake these delicious Banana, Coconut and Macadamia Nut Muffins!


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Newman's Own American Rubs to make the BBQ Sizzle!

Friday, 15 August 2014

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Three new cooking rubs have been added to the Newman's Own Range to help recreate a US-style BBQ!  You can bring these delicious American flavours to your own kitchen this summer with the new range of American style Rubs, an easy way to recreate the flavours of US low'n slow-style BBQ food at home.   The rubs deliver authentic succulent flavours. 

All natural, these delicious rubs are based on traditional USA regional recipes!


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Kentucky Style Rub for Ribs!  For melt in the mouth ribs serving six to eight,  you only need a tube of this tasty rib rub, 2 kg of pork ribs and 100ml of cold water!

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Texas Style Rub for Brisket! Now doesn't that look delicious!  Again, for a mouth watering Brisket that will feed six to eight people all you need is the tube of rub, a 2kg Beef brisket and 100ml of water.

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Carolina Style Rub for Pulled Pork.  A taste sensation that is really catching on over here in the UK!  For six to eight you will need a tube of the Pulled Pork Rub,  2kg of pork shoulder and 100ml of water.

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The rubs are available now from ASDA stores from the all-profits-to-charity brand, Newman's Own,  joining the rest of their American condiments range launched this year.   I just love LOVE their Smokin Hot Dog Sauce!  It packs a tasty punch.   The rubs retail for £1.59 per tube. 

Newman's Own, the all-profits-to-charity family favourite, already has a range of salad dressings (love the Blue Cheese and the Caesar), BBQ sauces, pasta sauces and marinades availale througout the UK.  Newman's own has already donated over £1 million to a wide range of charities in the UK alone and over £250 million donated around the world via the Newman's Own Foundation. 

I love that I can enjoy a tasty meal and know that at the same time a portion of the money I have spent is going to support charities both here in the UK and abroad!

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Herb and Egg Gratins . . . simply indulgent

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Here we are at day four of my week of celebrations cooking fest!  I have a fondness for eggs, especially good eggs.   I always buy free range eggs for baking with, but if I am going to eat eggs as a meal/dinner, I often splurge and get some really good eggs.

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I really like these Burford Browns or the Costwald Legbars.  They have beautiful flavours and nice deep yellow yolks.   When you are having eggs for a meal you want an egg which has a flavour that will really shine through!  These are more expensive than regular free range eggs, but it's supper folks.  Just think about how much you would spend on a piece of meat and it puts things in perspective and they don't seem to be so expensive anymore.


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Marie's Best Corn Chowder

Thursday, 14 August 2014

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Continuing on with my week of celebrations, I just have to share with you one of my favourite soup/stews!  Corn Chowder!   This is a hearty family favourite that I have been making for my family and myself for many, many years.  It is a tried and true!

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It is chock full of vegetables . . .  potatoes (of course!) celery, onions, carrots . . . and of course bacon.  I use pancetta these days because I like the flavour of it, but you can use just ordinary bacon.  I like the thicker cut bacon, and if you are lucky enough to be able to find home smoked bacon, then you are in for a real treat!


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Let Them Eat Cake and Ice Cream Clowns!

Wednesday, 13 August 2014


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 Well today is my birthday.  Boo Hoo  Fifty nine years old.  However did that happen.  No matter, happen it did and I am celebrating!  Ten friends are coming over for lunch today and we are going to do it in style.  I am looking forward to seeing and spending time with them.



This is the cake that I always  make for my Birthday.  It just wouldn't be my birthday without it.  I make it every year, no fail, and this year it is no different.


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A delicious Courgette (zucchini) Tomato Bake

Monday, 11 August 2014

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This is the first of my week of celebrations posts!  It is my birthday on Wednesday of this week and it will mark the beginning of my last year as a fifty something year old!  (I know! Boo Hoo, how did that happen?  I still feel sixteen inside.  It's that first look in the mirror in the morning that's the kicker!)


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Glazed Cinnamon Roll Muffins

Sunday, 10 August 2014

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Some days you just want something for breakfast that is really bad and a bit naughty.  I know cake is a good thing to fill that urge, but sometimes you want it only a bit naughty, but still a bit decadent . . . any woman would know what I am talking about I think . . .


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Some delicious Almond Breakfast Pastries

Friday, 8 August 2014



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I recently bought a little booklet at the grocery store, entitled Delicious Pastries.  I fear I have been in love with puff pastry my whole life, fueled by trips made to my French Grandmaman's home where we would feast on caramel filled puff pastry squares dolloped with thick sweet cream . . . mmmm . . . so good.

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Some Simple Jammy Bites!

Thursday, 7 August 2014



I have something spectacularly simple and yet very elegant to share with you today.

These little gems are quite old fashioned, coming from a recipe that's been around a very long time. (1933) I have a series of cookery books in my home library, called The Farmer's Wife cookbooks. I have the Baking one, the Comfort Foods one, and one simply entitled The Farmer's Wife. There are quite a few others as well, but I haven't managed to collect them just yet.



These are lovely ring bound cookery books, just stogged full of tried and trues, family and farm tested recipes, based on simple, wholesome and nourishing ingredients.


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Sticky Gammon Steaks

Wednesday, 6 August 2014

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During the week, I try to cook meals which are quick and easy and not too hard on the budget.  Living on a pension means we have a very basic fixed income, and so there is not a lot of room for playing around overly much, and with way food costs are rising, it gets harder and harder each week to make ends meet and still keep our meals interesting.

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This means that I now do most of my shopping at one of the bargain supermarkets, usually Aldi.  It's actually a pretty good place to do your shopping as the prices are great and the quality is pretty good on most things.  There are no frills, and your choice is limited in comparison to the major shops, but overall it's a great place to shop.  I do my major shop there and then if there is something I really need that they don't have, I will whip into one of the other shops to get it.


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How to Make Your Own Wedding Favours

Tuesday, 5 August 2014



If you have ever planned a wedding then you will know one thing for sure – they can be really expensive. There are no two ways about it, as soon as you mention the word wedding whether in a cake, dress or jewellery shop then you can automatically and another zero to the price.

With so many different things to think about for the big day the costs can spiral out of control. But help is at hand! Making things like wedding favours can really cut down on costs and they can be really simple to do.    

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Sugar Almonds

These are a traditional wedding favour would usually consist of 5 sugared almonds which are used to represent health, wealth, happiness, long life and fertility. You can pick up some organza bags fairly cheaply and put some almonds in, which can make for some very attractive wedding favours that you haven’t had to spend a fortune to make. Almonds can come in all shapes and sizes, and you can often find specially coloured ones to add a different effect to your favour – Just make sure that no one at your reception has a severe nut allergy!  

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If you are looking for something a little bit more modern then chocolate wedding favours are really taking off – because who doesn’t like chocolate? (Ok, so there may be one or two who don’t but you can’t please everyone!) Forever Wedding Favours have a great range of chocolate shaped wedding favours to pick from including heart shaped or lollipop sticks all wrapped in foil. Whether you’ve got a theme for your wedding or just something simple like a particular colour, then chocolates in certain flavours and wrappings can tie into your day perfectly.  

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For a more elegant chocolate favour you could use the “Just Married Neapolitans” and offer them round with tea or coffee after the wedding breakfast as chocolate is a great way to finish a meal.  

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Sweets In A Jar

If you are getting married in the summer then chocolate might not be the way to go, especially if it is looking like it will be a warm day! An alternative sugary treat to chocolate would be to use sweets instead; by purchasing a small jar you can put a few sweets of your choice together and give your guests a real treat! Attaching a small name label to the jar will also make them a perfect


personalised gift and, while it may take some time to create, they will look amazing once you have finished.

Choosing the most suitable wedding favour for your guests can be tricky but it doesn’t have to cost the Earth. Creating or making something small can often have a bigger impact than spending a lot of money buying something that hasn’t had a lot of thought going in to it.

Remember though, it is your day and while offering your guests a small gesture of appreciation is a great way to acknowledge their involvement in being there, it is not something you have to stress about!
 

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