Harvest and Yarn

13/02/2013

New post: Cherry crumble slice.

http://harvestandyarn.wordpress.com/2013/02/13/cherry-crumble-slice/

31/01/2013

Hello! It's been a while, hey?

Have some biscuits for your afternoon.

http://harvestandyarn.wordpress.com/2013/01/31/thyme-and-lemon-biscuits/

22/01/2013

Embarking on the first large-scale sourdough bake today. The kitchen is covered in flour. It's a beautiful thing.

Blog will be getting some loving soon!

21/12/2012

New post: Lavender and honey muffins. (Just in case you wanted a break from Christmas baking.)

http://harvestandyarn.wordpress.com/2012/12/21/lavender-and-honey-muffins/

08/12/2012

In the midst of a massive day of cooking. On the menu: dolmades, hummous, baguettes, dukkah, wood oven pizza, herb marinated mushrooms, omelette and pea sprout kebabs, plus plenty of chocolate and the garden's first offering of raspberries. Whoa!

06/12/2012

New post: Rose and almond muffins. They're vegan too. Get floral!

http://harvestandyarn.wordpress.com/2012/12/06/rose-and-almond-muffins/

28/11/2012

New post: Getting crafty.

http://harvestandyarn.wordpress.com/2012/11/28/getting-crafty/

(Also, have a peep at www.madeit.com.au/twigandstitch)

19/11/2012

New post: Chocolate (and vegetable) cupcakes.

http://harvestandyarn.wordpress.com/2012/11/19/chocolate-and-vegetable-cupcakes/

13/11/2012

A few years ago I travelled to India. Of all the things I brought back with me, possibly the coolest but least-useful items were wooden stamps. On the odd occasion, I’ve felt really creative ...

25/10/2012

Hello! Long time no see! True, I have left harvest and yarn a bit abandoned recently (but not forgotten). I’ve been travelling in Europe for the past couple of months, and honestly, who wants...

19/10/2012

Oh the food stories I'll tell when I return from Europe! In the mean time, please enjoy this photo of a Dutch oliebollen I'm currently eating.

22/08/2012

Berries. And a small ramble on seasonality and preserving.

August! The months are coming and going a bit too fast this year don’t you think? August brings a new uni semester, imminent overseas travelling, and a return to the garden to get prepared fo...