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Category Archives: Food

30thNovember20186th December 2018
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Cranberry and White Chocolate Cookies with Cinnamon

Cranberry and White Chocolate Cookies

Baking and Christmas go hand in hand in our household. Whether it is our tradition of Christmas Eve baking, or baking gifts for the School Fayre your friends and relatives, December is not complete without the smell of something yummy baking. These Cranberry and White Chocolate Cookies are so easy to make, they taste divine,… Read More

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14thNovember20186th December 2018
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THE EGG™ Knife set – the ultimate gift for those who love to cook.

The Egg - the ultimate gift for those who love to cook feature image

When House contacted us to ask if we could try their latest kitchen innovation -THE EGG™ – I was thrilled, as I knew it would make a stunning gift for a certain person who has a birthday in November. If you follow our food posts, and the Daddy_cooks_food Instagram channel, then you will know that… Read More

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18thOctober2018
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Why do I make complicated birthday cakes?

A collage of birthday cakes, including Moana and Minecraft themed

Birthdays are for cake. Of course, the cake does not have to be pretty, or expensive, or huge. Just made or given with love, just eaten and enjoyed with friends and family. As long as it tastes good, as long as you share it with those who are dear, the cake has served its purpose.… Read More

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11thOctober201811th October 2018
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Pumpkin Spice Cake with Latte Drizzle Icing

Pumpkin Spice Cake with Latte Drizzle

Autumn is a time for comfort. As the weather gets cooler and the trees put on their vibrant display, we seek the comfort of cosy fires, blankets, and yummy food. The popular foods of autumn are those which also evoke the feeling of hygge, which is why hot coffee and pumpkin spice have become staples of… Read More

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10thSeptember201811th July 2019
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Cherry Bakewell Streusel Recipe

Bakewell Streusel recipe

Have you heard of Streusel? Streusel is a kind of crumbly topping made with flour, sugar and butter. It can be used on cakes, pies and muffins to give a lovely taste and texture, a bit like the top of a crumble. We have come up with a streusel recipe with an extra delicious twist.… Read More

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16thJuly201820th July 2018
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British Gem Potatoes with Walnut, Parsley & Gruyère Pesto Dressing

British Gems with a Walnut, Parsley and Gruyère Pesto Dressing

This is a paid collaboration with Sainsbury’s* New potato season is in full swing and Taste the Difference British Gems are currently in Sainbury’s stores. The weather has been glorious lately and new potatoes are practically synonymous with summertime.  Sainsbury’s asked us to come up with a recipe to showcase the delicious British Gem baby new… Read More

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6thJuly20186th July 2018
4

Hidden Veg Gooey Chocolate Chip Muffins

Close up of Hidden Veg Muffins with carrot and courgette in the background

*This is a paid collaboration with Belling. Do you have children who are reluctant to eat their vegetables? In our household, Littlest is quite good but could do better and we really struggle with Biggest. Autism and sensory issues add to the difficulties. It seems like every week he decides a fruit or vegetable that… Read More

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22ndJune2018
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Double Chocolate Blondie Recipe – Making Delicious Memories with Snapfish

Food is a huge part of our family life. As well as eating and enjoying food together, we also love to share cooking and baking with the children. Daddy is an amateur chef, creating all kinds of delicious family meals, and I prefer to bake, making cakes and biscuits with the children regularly. Another love… Read More

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18thJune2018
6

Winner Winner, Birds Eye Chicken Dinner

Birds Eye - Small girl with Dipper and Small boy with crispy Chicken Grill

With two small children, dinner time can often be the most stressful time of the day. There is just so much to worry about. Firstly, you must try to juggle work, and other commitments, with actually planning and preparing food. Then there is the fact that there is huge pressure to make sure that meals… Read More

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22ndMay201814th March 2019
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Garlic and Tarragon Hasselbacks with Tesco Jersey Royal New Potatoes

Tesco Jersey Royal New Potatoes

After a particularly bleak and seemingly endless winter, thank goodness that spring is finally here. Of course, it is not just the nation’s mood which has been affected by this winter’s harsh conditions and unseasonable cold. The harvest of Jersey Royal new potatoes typically signifies the start of the warmer weather. No spring salads or summer… Read More

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10thMay201826th June 2018
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Three Ways to Enjoy Organic Milk with Arla

Arla Organic Milk in oernight oats, icced coffee and tea

As parents, we spend a lot of time making sure everyone else is dressed, safe, happy and eating healthily. It can be a little tricky to remember to take care of yourself. There have been many days when it has got to lunchtime and I suddenly realise that I never got round to eating breakfast.… Read More

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1stMay2018
4

Chocolate Planet Cookies with Marble-effect Icing

Planet Cookies feature - selection of round biscuits with brightly coloured icing

The universe is a big deal in this household. Space, and particularly the stars and planets, are an unfaltering special interest for Biggest. If I am honest, space has always held an unrivaled fascination for me too. I love learning about it, love reading, writing and watching Science Fiction. When I was around fifteen, I… Read More

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