Wildlife Photographer of the Year at the Natural History Museum
This stunning fairytale picture is the overall winner. More photos to browse online, though the web site leaves something to be desired (far too many clicks to view each image!)
Wobblefest!
600ml of orange and mango juice
300ml of water
60g caster sugar
3 tablespoons of flaked agar
Mixed berries
2. Divided the berries between the moulds
3. Dissolved the sugar into the liquids, then sprinkled the agar on and left for 5 mins.
4. Heated the mixture to a light boil and simmered for 5 mins, stirring occasionally (until agar is dissolved)
5. poured into moulds and refridgerated
6. Waited an impatient hour and a half...My first one refused to come out, and then landed with an unslightly splat. For the rest, it helped to run a knife carefully inside the moulds to ease them out. They came out ok but SOOOO delicate. Moving them onto serving plates was tricky... a flat palette knife underneath ended up being the best utensil.
Vegetarian vanilla and yoghurt panna cotta with Marsala and blueberry
This is going on my 'to make' list... vegetarian Panna Cotta can only be a force for good.
Incredible photographs of water...
A gluttonous foodie Sunday
Recommendations? (Want another bookski like this one)
Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once...
Would any of you fine, erudite people care to recommend a book that offers a good dose of espionagey fun? (I've just finished listening to 'Restless' by William Boyd - a thoroughly enjoyable WW2 spy romp which has whetted my tastebuds for more...)
Is this the cutest sheep you've ever seen?
Who even KNEW they had sheep at the Natural History Museum?



