For me one of the greatest pleasures of winter travel is food; cold and labour conspire to create raging appetites quite unlike anything I ever experience at home. Taste is accompanied by a total awareness of food as fuel – a palpable sense of sugars dissolving into your blood stream and surging around your weary […]
Tag Archives: hand hauled tobogganingRhowan – These are (perhaps surprisingly) popular in our little Poppit household – and known as ‘bakes’, a tradition that’s reached us via South American in our case. chocolate chunk {chickpea} cookie pie « De La Casa – […] snowed-out, minus 40˚C days where all you want to do is curl up by the fire with blankets and bannock the “northern 20″ can creep […] A post this time not from Alaska, “the last frontier”, but from what English settlers would have considered the first frontier, New England. Alaska and New England not only share a pioneering heritage but Maine, in the north of New England, marks the southern extent of the boreal forest – a vast swathe of trees […] no comments |
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