Hi there ! I may be out of touch for a while but hoping for a repair or a new computer tomorrow!
Thank goodness for my iPad & I'll be in touch again soon, one way or the other!!!
Daisy xxx
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Adderbury Community Food Market - Thursday, 14th May 2015
We're off to Adderbury Community Food Market for supper cooked by Smart Cookies Virginia and Di of their hot German Potato Salad with frankfurter, cabbage, gherkins and garlic bread and broad bean hummus and a vegetarian option.
It's hot which is just simply perfect for tonight for today has been cold and miserable and, of course, it's still spring which, as we all know can be cold. The warm days are delicious but the cool days are oh so miserable.
So here we are, sitting on the balcony of The Institute eating supper and chatting to companions and looking down on the market below. All the regular stallholders are here and three Guest Stallholders - Cats Brewing Company, Buzzy Bean Coffee and Winslow Pates and Terrines.
And here's are our Market bagged to carry home and devour...
We have chicken livers and duck eggs from Moore and Lyon Produce - contact -Mooreandlyonproduce@yahoo.co.uk or try - chummy567@yahoo.co.uk: savoury and sweet pastries, Dolemades and Tzatsiki from Ellie's Kitchen - contact - ellistago@gmail.com : wholemilk strawberry yogurt from Appletree Dairy - Appletree Services : sausage rolls from Every Last Crumb which the dear SO ate every single one!! - contact - EveryLastCrumb14@gmail.com : Fresh locally grown rhubarb from Anson Vegetables : scotch eggs from Winslow Pates and Terrines and Danish Pastries from the Grumpy Bakers - contact - grumpybakers@yahoo.co.uk
We sampled Foxdenton's Winslow Plum Gin with great pleasure - contact them at - nick@foxdentonestate.co.uk and a good long chat with Chris of Cats Brewing Company, hearing all about the barley and different hops they use for there individual beer.
Today, I've made a quick pate with Moore and Lyon's chicken livers, taking just 10 minutes to produce a smooth and very tasty pate just perfect on hot toasted homemade organic bread which we make at home
It's delicious and gives me absolutely no problematic side-effects with regard to gluten; I can now eat bread whenever I need to so we make several loaves each week. I'll never absolutely know for certain but I was obviously affected either by any wheat, whatsoever, or the treatment given to the wheat to "improve it".
Do go for the organic option if you can and see if it helps you, like its helped me.
And I now only ever drink LactoFree Milk for its absence of lactose - the sugar element of milk - which used to make me feel so terribly sick and wretched!!!
We always chat to Jo Thompson of Once Bitten - contact - www.oncebittenltd.co.uk... and love her Organic Granola and everything else she does!!!
Tastebuds Cheese Board presented a really nice goats milk cheese -
It's hot which is just simply perfect for tonight for today has been cold and miserable and, of course, it's still spring which, as we all know can be cold. The warm days are delicious but the cool days are oh so miserable.
So here we are, sitting on the balcony of The Institute eating supper and chatting to companions and looking down on the market below. All the regular stallholders are here and three Guest Stallholders - Cats Brewing Company, Buzzy Bean Coffee and Winslow Pates and Terrines.
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| Cats Brewing Company at - E: chris@catsbrewingco.com |
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| Winslow Pates and Terrines - winslowpatesandterrines@gmail.com |
And here's are our Market bagged to carry home and devour...
We have chicken livers and duck eggs from Moore and Lyon Produce - contact -Mooreandlyonproduce@yahoo.co.uk or try - chummy567@yahoo.co.uk: savoury and sweet pastries, Dolemades and Tzatsiki from Ellie's Kitchen - contact - ellistago@gmail.com : wholemilk strawberry yogurt from Appletree Dairy - Appletree Services : sausage rolls from Every Last Crumb which the dear SO ate every single one!! - contact - EveryLastCrumb14@gmail.com : Fresh locally grown rhubarb from Anson Vegetables : scotch eggs from Winslow Pates and Terrines and Danish Pastries from the Grumpy Bakers - contact - grumpybakers@yahoo.co.uk
We sampled Foxdenton's Winslow Plum Gin with great pleasure - contact them at - nick@foxdentonestate.co.uk and a good long chat with Chris of Cats Brewing Company, hearing all about the barley and different hops they use for there individual beer.
Today, I've made a quick pate with Moore and Lyon's chicken livers, taking just 10 minutes to produce a smooth and very tasty pate just perfect on hot toasted homemade organic bread which we make at home
Do go for the organic option if you can and see if it helps you, like its helped me.
And I now only ever drink LactoFree Milk for its absence of lactose - the sugar element of milk - which used to make me feel so terribly sick and wretched!!!
We always chat to Jo Thompson of Once Bitten - contact - www.oncebittenltd.co.uk... and love her Organic Granola and everything else she does!!!
Tastebuds Cheese Board presented a really nice goats milk cheese -
while Appletree Dairies gave me a taste of their Strawberry yogurt, so I took a pot home and enjoyed with my breakfast of homemade raisin and seed muesli ever since - which keeps me going all morning...
Other favourite regulars - The Meat Joint, Homemade in Oxfordshire by Maggie, Beany Podd for the vegetarian option, Bar King with their very popular drinks presentation and Monsoon Estates Coffee were there too - it was a very engaging market.
Happy marketing !!!
Daisy xxx
just why th is blog didn't go out last week is a mystery! How I'm able to send it out this morning when my computer utterly failed to respond last night is simply brilliant - all thanks to Him Indoors for watch ing YouTube and finding the solution to my computer's solid black unresponsive screen!!!
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Deddington Farmers' Market - Saturday, 25th April 2015
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| The Green Grosser - just look at that wonderful rhubarb |
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| Simon Weaver - Cotswold Organic cheese..- contact - info@turnstonefarming.co.uk |
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| Just Biscuits....at - www.justbiscuits.co.uk |
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| UGM Nursery - contact on - 01295 720965 |
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| The Traidcraft stall - www.traidcraftshop.co.uk/fairtrade |
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| Cotswold Baking at - http://cotswoldbaking.co.uk/ |
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| the Oxford Delhi at - www.theoxforddelhi.co.uk |
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| Beautiful items for home and kitchen by Jonquil Sabin from farm and locally sourced wood - at - jonquilsabin@hotmail.co.uk It was a bright sunny day but windy which, happily, did not deter the shoppers coming for their regular supplies from the farmers' market...and... and lots more besides. Deddington Farmers' Market meets on the fourth Saturday of each month and is a first class market for all of your delicious food and wonderful craft stall needs. They have a good website at - http://www.deddingtonfarmersmarket.co.uk/ - a visit will be good for all reasons - for food, for crafts, hot drinks, cakes and a lovely village to view. Bye for now... Margaret xxx |
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