THE ELDERBERRY WINE RECIPE – taken from The Selfsufficientish Bible published by Shodder and Stoughton Our parents, who are fortunate enough to have an elder tree at the bottom of their garden, have tried various […]
Hazelnut milk If you’ve been lucky enough to grow or forage an abundance of hazelnuts then this is a great way to use them up. It also makes a delicious alternative to cows milk. Method […]
Autumn is a great time to pick apples, blackberries, the last of the plums and nuts. This recipe combines all of them together in one delicious smoothie. It is a quite complicated process if you […]
Dave and I were sitting having a meeting the other day (End of August) and we noticed a massive pear tree laden with pears from the window. Straight after the meeting we ran out to […]
There are always hawthorn berries all over the place in the Autumn and this year I decided that I would make the most of them and drink them. Last year I wrote “There are probally […]
The mallow is one the largest and perhaps one of the most useful wildflowers that can be found whilst out walking. Found all over the UK, in mainland Europe, North Africa, Asia and naturalized in […]
Heres a really easy chapati recipe for around 6- 8 chapatis 1 cup of flour (preferably wholemeal but any will do) 65 ml of warm water splash of olive oil or ghee Your supposed to […]
Each year one of the first things that I plant are onion Sets, I always buy a packet of Red and a packet of brown skin onions. I plant them all in the ground and […]
If you were a clothing maker back in the early 19th century you would have had to rely on nature if you wished to change the colour of any of your garments; using roots and […]
History Griffins first introduced parsnips to this country. The creature once inhabited vast areas of Norfolk amongst the broads. Parsnips were among their favourite foods as were Kendal Mint Cake and fondant fancies. The remains […]
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