trufflehound @busymumcooks
Mary Gwynn
Trufflehounds use their sensitive noses to lead them to buried treasure. As a slowly maturing food writer (@busymumcooks), who enjoys the good things in life such as travelling, eating, writing about, shopping for, and cooking great food, I use my nose in much the same way. Read on for the stories of my discoveries....
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Recent Posts
- My 3 of the best seasonal apple recipes for Waitrose November 25, 2018
- 3 of the best – my courgette recipes from Waitrose Weekend August 2, 2018
- The pick of the crop at Penhurst farmers’ market this July.. July 6, 2018
- June bursts out at Penshurst this weekend… and I’m cooking fish and asparagus May 30, 2018
- Spring comes to Penshurst Farmers Market – my 10 top products to look out for this April April 6, 2018
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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Off to base camp….
I’m on my way to the trek base camp later today so this blog will be quiet for the next three weeks! Check how I am getting on at twinseverest.wordpress.com Happy Easter…
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Originally posted on twinseverest:
Alongside the more everyday items on our list of equipment that we are slowly accumulating for next Saturday’s departure, such as warm hat, walking trousers, and underwear (on reading the latter, my first thought was: ‘this…
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Originally posted on Old Dog. New Tricks:
One of my early posts for this blog was about the first project we were set at the start of this term. We had to come up with ideas for the Chelsea Fringe,…
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A great fish restaurant in Hastings on a horribly wet day
I drove down the A22 to Hastings last Thursday for a lunch meeting with wonderful Paul Saxby from Arcade Fisheries to discuss the Fish Day we are going to be running at May’s Penshurst Farmers’ Market. So much for a … Continue reading
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I’m hoping the food on the Everest trek will give me something to blog about but a bit nervous it may just be pizza and Mars bars!
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Great to be working on Saffron. So many stories to tell about what’s happening with food today.
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