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....
Category Archives: Farmers Market
The pick of the crop at Penhurst farmers’ market this July..
I’ll be manning the information stand at Penshurst Farmers Market tomorrow Saturday 7th July where we’ll be celebrating the best of summer produce with a focus on local soft fruit, now at its very best. What better way than to … Continue reading
June bursts out at Penshurst this weekend… and I’m cooking fish and asparagus
If May is anything to go by, flaming June will hopefully live up to its name. If it’s like the past few weeks, we may well be dodging thunderstorms but also enjoying some florious sunshine. Hopefully the June sun will … Continue reading
Spring comes to Penshurst Farmers Market – my 10 top products to look out for this April
Well, as Sam Cooke sang way back in 1960, it’s been a long time coming but a change is going to come. And at last, with April’s farmers market at Penshurst just a day away, the sun has come out, … Continue reading
Modern game: 3 simple recipes for pheasant, venison and wild boar
Here are the three game recipes I cooked at Penshurst Farmers Market today with the superb meat from regular stallholder at the market, Kieron’s Game. Sadly the weather wasn’t on our side so rain stopped play a little early but … Continue reading
Broad beans, peas, mackerel and strawberries – simple summer eating this June at the farmers’ market
The glorious weather we’ve been enjoying this May seems to be continuing into June and although the lack of rain is not so good for farmers and my garden with its newly planted hedges, it means dining al fresco is … Continue reading
What to put in your festive basket this December at the farmers’ market…
Quite a year 2016 has turned out to be! Whatever it has meant for you, what with Brexit and the extraordinary pantomime that has been the US election, it’s now time to celebrate that we have made it through one … Continue reading
