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Flora
The garden this week!
Cannot express how grateful I am for Jo Thompson’s Small Design Course.
On days when the house feels oppressive and the kitchen even more so, it’s this view from the kitchen door which calms me. It’s an invitation to...
(Almost) no-cook cooking
Photograph by David Loftus for The Green Cookbook
It is ONCE AGAIN too hot to cook. I’m not turning on the stove, standing in front of a barbecue or turning on the oven, unless I can chuck in a tin and run away, pref to the Arctic, or in a...
What not to do in a heatwave
These are some things which are really, really stupid to do in 35C heat. Here are my top three.
- Walk a dog. If I see one more person walking their dog at 2pm, in 35C heat when the pavement temperature reads between 45-60C, I WILL rol...
Adios, hayfever
It's a summer miracle!
This week’s post comes to you from the garden: I’m writing outside, feeling VERY smug about my hayfever, and lack thereof. (For context, have had appalling allergies every single year of my adult and teenage life, us...
Decluttering
and extreme prevarication
There used to be a small sofa in our bedroom by the window - not a useful, squashy sofa, more like a small chaise-longue adjacent two-seater. It looked fine online (dark pink velvet, vaguely shell-shaped) and I ha...
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I'm the author of the Roasting Tin books, usually found cooking, reading, gardening or wrangling children and/or a border collie.
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