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Rachel Lucas: I live with my gorgeous husband, Paul and our wire fox terrier, Alice, in a small country town.I have cooked professionally for 30 years (boy, does that sound OLD!) and now run Sugar Moon, an online brownie business, as well as a small wholesale bakery, which I love. In any rare spare time I'm working on my first novel and a cookbook based on my business. I love Mozart above most things, but also adore reading, movies,visiting different countries,walking Alice, eating & all things foodie as well as spending time with my beloved friends and family....I hope you enjoy my blog!

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Spitalfields Life

Dennis & Christine Reeve, Walnut Farmers - CLICK HERE TO BOOK The Romans introduced walnut trees into this country and they have been cultivated here ever since, but you would have to go a long wa...
12 hours ago
cupofjo.com - cup of jo Resources and Information. This website is for sale!

This Portland Home Is an Oasis for Solo Living - “I originally moved here with my partner,” says Anne Parker, a production designer and prop stylist who has rented her one-bedroom in Portland, Oregon, f...
15 hours ago
101 Cookbooks

Broiled Saffron Dates - If you've been to my house at any point in recent months, you've likely had these dates - broiled with saffron, almond extract, ghee (or olive oil), and ...
20 hours ago
The Minimalists

YouTube started putting ads on our videos without permission… - The Minimalists were shocked to find out that YouTube put ads on their channel. The post YouTube started putting ads on our videos without permission… a...
22 hours ago
Vraie fiction

Wishing Tree - Last weekend, we went to a nearby(ish) petting zoo for their special Christmas event, which included a visit to the North Pole to see Santa. Wolfie love...
1 day ago
Lavender and Lovage

Liverpool Bun Loaf - [image: Liverpool Bun Loaf] *This traditional recipe for Liverpool Bun Loaf is a festive favourite in the North West of England, and the Isle of Man* A Tr...
4 days ago
smitten kitchen

pumpkin basque cheesecake - It’s been 17 months since I first questioned whether anyone even needed another recipe for a basque cheesecake — the burnished, custardy and uncluttered ...
1 week ago
Susan Branch - Heart of the Home | Main Page

SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES . . . - There is so much going on right now. I have so much to tell you, it’s ridiculous to think I can get it into one Willard! So I will just start here, wing it...
1 month ago
David Lebovitz

ready for dessert: behind-the-scenes, baking tips, and errata - There’s a lot going on when you write a cookbook. You begin with an idea, then spend a year or two testing and developing recipes. Once the first draft is ...
1 month ago
Becoming Minimalist

The Greatest Luxuries in Life Can’t Be Bought at a Store - There’s a quote that’s been floating around the Internet for years now. Every time it’s shared, it’s quickly reposted, re-shared, and liked over and over...
4 months ago
Octoberfarm

We The People - We must gather together and grow into a majority bound together by a simple inclusive declaration which is this: I am an America, and one word: no. ...
9 months ago
My New Roots

Marry Me Butter Beans - We had another snowstorm last night. I woke up to a muffled world under a fresh white duvet. This winter has been so generous with snow and ice, so I hav...
9 months ago
Shutterbean

Kinh nghiệm leo núi Bà Đen đường cột điện, Ma Thiên Lãnh, đường chùa cho người trekking lần đầu - Núi Bà Đen là một trong những địa điểm leo núi lý tưởng được nhiều người yêu thích. Theo như kinh nghiệm của nhiều người thì để chinh phục ngọn núi này b...
1 year ago
paris by mouth

Granite - Granite is a fine dining restaurant in the old Spring location near the Louvre. Like Stéphane Manigold’s other western Paris restaurants (Hémicycle, Subs...
2 years ago
A Beautiful Mess

Fruit Punch - I love a refreshing drink like homemade fruit punch! Even though I consider myself a cocktail queen, I love to serve an array of nonalcoholic beverages at ...
2 years ago
Robin Ellis

Golders Green Hippodrome–I remember it well…. - Hippodrome–the word means a stadium for horses. The only horse I ever saw on stage at the Golders Green Hippodrome was at the annual Christmas pantomime–tw...
4 years ago
Reading My Tea Leaves - Slow, simple, sustainable living.Reading My Tea Leaves – Slow, simple, sustainable living.

Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! The post Hello world! appeared first on LISMORE ROAD PRODUCTIONS.
4 years ago
The Chronicles of a Modern-Day Mozartian

Building Recognition for Lorenzo Da Ponte's American Legacy - CeCe, Martha Lee and Clay with Da Ponte's portrait at Columbia University. Photo: Nayo Titzin. In the United States, *W.A. Mozart's* librettist *Lorenzo ...
5 years ago
Pinch My Salt

Classic Deviled Eggs - This easy classic deviled eggs recipe uses real mayonnaise and one special secret ingredient sprinkled on top will make these disappear as fast as you can ...
6 years ago
CARRIE IN WALES, SOMETIMES OXFORD

The End...For Now - Don't be satisfied with stories, how things have gone with others. ***Unfold your own myth.***~Rumi For the past 11 years while Stuart and I have lived on ...
6 years ago
Geoffrey & Grace

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT: THE BEGINNINGS OF A BOOK - I sent out a rather exciting newsletter last week sharing some news. Thanks for all your kind words of congratulations. If you missed the update, you’ll ...
6 years ago
Letters to Nigel Slater

Little Green - Dear Nigel, 'Call her Green and the Winters cannot fade her' Joni Mitchell It always seems a long tim...
6 years ago
Fabulous Fabsters

Cucumber Clothing: 24/7 Loungewear - [image: Bianca Jagger, Studio 54, jumpsuit, loungewear]Above: Bianca Jagger displays her disco dancing skills in a jumpsuit. With loungewear, there’s a ve...
6 years ago
Stillhouse Blog - Rebecca Parker Payne

When the Lights Don’t Work - I keep stringing Christmas lights this year. They’re going everywhere– over all the walls and windows, bookcases and mantles. These small white flecks of l...
6 years ago
Sugar Moon Brownies

A different rhythm ... - Oooh, it's hot! We've had high temperatures (for us!) for a good ten days now, and no end in sight. It's beautiful to be out in... no jacket required, ...
7 years ago
Life's a Feast

Swedish Quick Pickled Vegetables from Smörgåsbord - “It took Vikings many centuries to create the smorgasbord. It brings you the fish of the sea, the meats of the range… the fruits of the land and the wing...
7 years ago
I Heart New England

Time’s Wingèd Chariot - *“But at my back I always hear * *Time’s wingèd chariot hurrying near."* — Andrew Marvell, "To His Coy Mistress" The art of “decking the halls” takes some...
7 years ago
The Perfect Pantry

Keeping up - For readers who would like to keep up with my second act as I build my volunteering life, I'll be posting updates about my progress on my blog Lydia Likes ...
8 years ago
Dorie Greenspan - On the Road and in the Kitchen with Dorie

Everyday Dorie: Waffles! With Smoked Salmon Inside and Out - I love sweet waffles bathed in pure maple syrup as much as the next bruncher, but I also love the flip side, the savory side of waffles. Waffles are so ba...
9 years ago
~~~ Sharon Lovejoy

Do What You Love! - Happy 11th birthday dear little book. Thank you readers! Welcome to the world, Running Out of Night (Yearling) in paperback! Dear Friends, No excuses...
9 years ago
Orangette

October 23 - Last night I got to spend some time with my friend Sam. We hadn't hung out, just the two of us, for a while - maybe not since June was born, if I really th...
10 years ago
Half Sweet, Half Salty

Nightcrawler - Ok, full disclosure, Jake Gyllenhaal is one of my all time favourites, not only do I believe he's quite gorgeous (as I'm sure he would me should our paths...
10 years ago
Hannah's Country Kitchen

- I would not normally condone fancy dress on animals but Muffy's outfit is completely legitimate as the vet said she had to wear it - she has cut her ne...
12 years ago
Cake Wrecks

We Moved!!! - Cake Wrecks has moved! You are being redirected to the new site! If the redirect doesn't work, please go to either cakewrecks.com or cakewrecks.squarespac...
14 years ago
I'll Eat You

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