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Moments through food

Emily Cuddeford

Moments through food is a weekly publication bringing together recipes, food writing, observations and memories. Writing from my steading in the Scottish Borders with my family, alongside running a bakery in Edinburgh.

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Substack
PricingOnly free issuesPublishesTwice weekly
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RHUBARB Recipes Part 2. Rhubarb Pie with Burnt Honey Custard

Hello, Welcome to Moments through food. Here I write to you weekly from my steading in the Scottish borders, telling stories about food and ingredients alongside my slightly obsessive recipe development. I am here to give you the tools to u...

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RHUBARB Recipes Part 1.

Hello, Welcome to Moments through food. Here I write to you weekly from my steading in the Scottish borders, telling stories about food and ingredients alongside my slightly obsessive recipe development. I am here to give you the tools to u...

10 days ago
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  • Emily Cuddeford

    Recipe Developer, Baker, Writer, Mother. Co-founder and creative behind award winning bakery, Twelve Triangles. Author of Kitchen Table- simple things made well. Mother to Charlie. Living in an old steading in the Scottish Borders with my family.

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