Our printable PDF kitchen handbook contains useful charts for keeping inventory of your fresh foods, pantry items, and freezer stock. It also includes useful weight and temperature conversions, beautiful menu planning sheets, recipe cards, and shopping lists that you can print time and time again.
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In order to become a better housewife, you may need to cultivate your skills, yes, but we must prepare the ground before we plant our seeds for harvest. If the soil isn’t fertile, the crop will fail. Here are my five top tips to help you thrive in your role as a homemaker. Perfection not required!
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In summertime, I really find myself in a pickle! With my tastebuds that is… If you love pickled vegetables on your salads, over hot dogs, with cold meats, or just to snack on right from the jar - my Mormor’s “Agurksalat” Danish Pickled Cucumbers might be right up your ‘gade’ (street) too!
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You’ve probably heard it said that “chicken soup is good for the soul”, but did you know it’s good for your health, and wealth too? Here is our very easy and simple traditional chicken stock recipe you can make this very Sunday! Get cooking like Grandma with frugality, and your meal plans in mind.
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An ode to cups and saucers. Beryl ware by Wood & Sons is a timeless range of British utility china that has been a mainstay of village halls and churches up and down the country since the Second World War. Here’s why I, and collectors alike love it so…
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Scones became popular when the Duchess of Bedford was so delighted by them, she ordered them daily at 4pm. Rather than reserve this treat to special occasions only, shake off that apron and bake your own! English scones are easier to make than you might think and I have the perfect recipe for you.
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What can we all learn from the life and legacy of “The People’s Princess”? Diana was a multi-faceted woman, with a complicated life and history but that never stopped her from her mission to put an important character trait to good use…
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You may see me in a different light after reading this post, but that’s ok. It’s not about where I’ve been, it’s about where I’m going.
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Ovaltine has always promised a good night’s sleep, plenty of vitamins, and is a restorative aid when added to your diet - but why not try it in this delicious and easy to make tea loaf! It will keep well, and is great for picnics and packed lunches.
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Hanging out in the daytime, or at home, and (yes) without alcohol can be just as fun as those boozy all-nighters in your twenties! It just requires a little forward planning and creativity. Here are some wholesome (and budget friendly) ideas for things to do with the girls.
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All my life I thought feminism meant choice, but for many women today, that’s not their experience at all - you see, you have to make the right choice! If that’s the case, is it really choice at all?
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How to best celebrate a Coronation you ask? Pack up your bunting and your glad rags, and head down to Kent to spend it with best friends and a Corgi or three…
Crack open the bubbles, and grab a slice of quiche. It’ll be utterly “Perfick” I tell you.
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Blue skies, blossom, and all the lovely things that May brings. Including my very simple recipe for how to make Dandelion Honey. Life is sweet, if you choose to make it so!
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It’s springtime here in The Cotswolds, and with this new season comes not only flowers and gentle rain, but brand new beginnings, a lot of emotions, some tears, and addressing the realities of my own changing season of Motherhood.
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Why walking away from Instagram has been the best thing for my creative energy and peace of mind. There are too many red flags with social media platforms like this now, and I wonder if it’s time for our generation to reject it entirely? Especially those who prefer a wholesome and healthy lifestyle.
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