Omissions and improvisations
Clearing out the freezer and store cupboards brings surprises and challenges. This week, a pack of Spanish dried ham emerged blinking into the daylight
30/04/2020
Blog & Articles of Interest
Cheer up weary fruit
If it’s getting towards the end of the week and the fruit bowl is looking a bit sorry for itself, here’s a super hot
23/04/2020
BOGOF
If your self-isolating hoard of UHT milk tastes awful in tea, here’s the answer: homemade yoghurt plus the vital ingredient for a simple bread. Two
16/04/2020
Good simple food makes isolation more bearable
Being quarantined at home gives me more time to cook. I’ve been inspired to share this recipe by Orly, one of the semi-finalists for the
08/04/2020
Perfect timing: cooking for mind, body and soul
In 2017, my Baking Blind project https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWTJYx7jGA3xaR4830wJSRg?view_as=subscriber won the inaugural international Holman prize for blind people with ambition. Now another blind cook has even better
28/03/2020
Blindness for Beginners
Maribel and I compared notes about living with visual impairment when we cooked together in her Melbourne homehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9OnaZzQTkI&feature=youtu.be and she gave me her top tips
06/03/2020
Last chance for this year’s community heroes nominations
Don’t kick yourself but rack your brain for the local person who has made a huge difference to your community and, of course, I’m
24/02/2020
Life after Service
Hear my radio interview with the British Forces Broadcasting Service today: 1800 UK time www.forces.net and follow links to BFBSUK. There are lots of us with
24/02/2020
Help HMRC to help us One of my roles (when I’m not running my business www.disabilitydynamics.co.uk or Baking Blind www.bakingblind.com) is trying to advise HMRC on making
14/02/2020