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A blog about my life on a remote farm in the foothills of Kilimanjaro in East Africa. I publish new recipes every 2nd day - simple, easy homecooking with an African twist using fresh, local ingredients. Pop in for a visit anytime !
07th December 2004 with my newborn baby daughter - the day I became a mother for the first time ..... and my life was forever changed ! “Just as there is no warning for childbirth, there is no preparation for the sight of a first child. There shou (read full article)
I baked a chocolate cake to take to our neighbour's farm for afternoon tea, topping it with mini Easter eggs from my precious (& closely guarded !) stashMy Easter weekend was wonderful ..... despite lots of continued rain, the Easter bunny manage (read full article)
Wishing everyone a wonderful and very happy Easter (and lot's of chocolate too, of course !) Love,Lyndaxxx (read full article)
Mt Meru viewed from our farm last week To all my wonderful blog readers, a very 'Happy New Year' to you !Thanks for reading my blog - the whole year through ....From kitten rescues to baby’s being born to elephant’s on the farm too,I’ve enjoyed (read full article)
Did you think I'd disappeared underneath a pile of Christmas wrapping paper ? Floated away on a sea of brandy sauce ? Sorry I haven't posted since Christmas day, but I've been enjoying some festive fun with friends & family & haven't been on (read full article)
Christmas table setting from when we celebrated Christmas with my parents before we left South Africa last month Tonight it’s Christmas Eve ! (And – by the title of this blog post, can you tell which bedtime story I’ve been reading to our daug (read full article)
I used pink icing for these as I had no red in the house - but I still think that they have a pretty, festive feel to them - don't you ?!What is a home without a fully laden cookie jar (or in our house, a biscuit tin or barrel) over the festive seas (read full article)
The animal print Christmas cracker in the foreground is handmade here in Tanzania. The red & green foil covered cracker in the background is made in South Africa(I have my friend Shannon in Texas to thank for the inspiration for this blog post - (read full article)
If you're looking for some Christmas meal inspiration, I've put together some of my favourite recipes for festive meal ideas from last year for you to browse through .......The 'Cheese & Mustard Straws' pictured above make a great snack to serve (read full article)
Christmas for me is a very traditional time of year and because of this, you'll find the same things on my Christmas table year in and year out. I do experiment with a couple of new recipes each year, but my 'core' Christmas treats remain the same - (read full article)
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