- November 03, 2016
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{Remember remember the fifth of november}
Happy Guy Fawkes Night! Are you off to see any fireworks? We went to a family bonfire last night, it's an annual tradition. And tonight we're planning to go and see the fireworks although the forecast looks like pouring rain. Might have to be a display on Saturday instead! The blog is over a year old now and some things remain constant like baking this gingerbread traybake every year for the 5th November. As such, I blogged about it last year. I made it again yesterday and some of you on Instagram requested the recipe. So I'll send you to last year's post here. It's a classic and your house will smell all treacly for the rest of the day after you've baked it. I got the gold star sprinkles from Sainsbury's to go on top. Enjoy the pretty fireworks, sparklers and toffee apples! A magical time of year.
p.s This tells you all you ever wanted to know about Bonfire night.
R <3 xx
- November 05, 2015
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{Happy Halloween} |
As I said in today's Bonfire post, this is such a great time of year. Christmas is just around the corner, it's Halloween today and Bonfire night on Wednesday. Autumn is in full swing with crunchy leaves everywhere yet it's still mild and we've had some gorgeous sunshine this week. Hope you've had a Pumpkin filled week! I love decorating my kitchen seasonally and it's been filled with orange lately, most of which we've grown at the allotment. I decided not to carve scary faces this year and instead created some girly stars, hearts and drilled flowers. I'm off to a friend's halloween party tonight, we're going all out with a prize for the best dress up outfit {I've got a skeleton dress but need to do some crazy make up and hair to go with it} and a prize for the best pumpkin so today will be spent baking lots of spooky cakes to take to the party later.
This week's photos are mainly of pumpkins, with a few autumn leaves thrown in:
- October 31, 2014
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Happy Halloween! {Halloween themed post coming later today} How amazing is this time of year? Halloween and Bonfire Night are within a week of each other. I love both celebrations and can't wait to bake this gingerbread tray bake this weekend ready for Bonfire Night on Wednesday. It's an annual tradition, I think this will be my fourth year making it and such a nice recipe. Then on the 5th November, wrapping up in gloves and scarves we'll go to watch the fireworks and have sparklers in front of the bonfire. The dark evenings are still a novelty at the moment to cosy up and we all know what's just around the corner.. {*whispers* Christmas!} I thought I'd do this post early in case anyone wants to do some baking this weekend before it's past Bonfire Night although to be honest this yummy gingerbread cake will be perfect right up until Christmas.
- October 31, 2014
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