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Tag Archives: basics
A Speedie Foodie Post
Since Friday’s meal out, I have gone back to basics, trying to concentrate on SW’s third of a plate consisting of speed food at each meal. I confess I have been eating a lot of fruit, especially melon, as there … Continue reading
Rosemary’s Baby
Classic film that, and nothing to do with this post. I stopped cooking with salt years ago, and thanks to our boating couple down the way giving us a joint of lamb, I have got rather attached to rosemary. My … Continue reading
Posted in budgets, food, friends, Just a thought, Uncategorized
Tagged basics, cooking, food, herbs
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Frugality in a thimble.
I’ve referred to our downsizing as trying to get a quart into a thimble, but regardless of where, or how, you live, that dreaded budget and cost of living always raises its ugly head. Usually around this time of year, … Continue reading
Posted in budgets, food, Frugality, life afloat, lifestyle, Marina, My life, narrow boat
Tagged basics, comparisons, costs, preparation, shopping, storage
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Pat-a pancake
It’s Pancake Day today, or Shrove Tuesday. ‘Shrove’ stems from the old English word ‘shrive’, meaning ‘confess all sins’. Extract from OlneyOnline.com A short history of pancakes in Olney… Olney’s famous race is run every Shrove Tuesday, featuring women who … Continue reading