So Happy Mothers Day to all mums and those who would have loved to have been mums.
I live in The Sticks in Dorset, a proper, rural working village. I love knitting, needlepoint and all types of needlework. I bake brilliant bread and generally love being in my kitchen. I read endlessly and enjoy writing too I am also a collector of embroidered linen and vintage items. I would love to share my interests with you
About Me
- Deborah
- I am a mother of two girls and live in a two hundred year old house in a Dorset village. I love to bake, knit and sew. I love social history and collect vintage everything, I sell the overspill on Vinted. On Vinted you can find me @Tibbycatz
Showing posts with label cakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cakes. Show all posts
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Happy Mother's Day!
It's Mother's Day in the UK and along with a lovely card and chocolates my youngest daughter presented me with this lovely cake
Saturday, February 25, 2012
In my Kitchen....
Sticky toffee cupcakes with caramel icing.
You see I had this idea, I made the cupcakes and thought that I would buy some caramel sweets, melt them and ice the cakes with them. Easy I'm thinking, except that Caramel sweets apparently don't exist in England.
Did I imagine them? Dream them up?
In the end I made my own caramel icing from scratch and the cakes are delicious
Labels:
baking,
cakes,
cookery,
cupcakes,
sticky toffee,
toffee,
west dorset
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
In my Kitchen....
And just because the sun was shining
Another little taste of Spring. Lemony cup cakes on an old thrift shop cakestand
Roll on British Summer Time!
Monday, August 01, 2011
Earl Grey and Lavender Cakes
Freshly made this afternoon, baked to my own recipe.
I picked the flowers from the garden, pinks, everlasting sweet peas and roses.
The cakestand was a thrift shop find, it is made by Midwinter and has a very 1930s feel to it
Wednesday, April 08, 2009

We went to the beach at Burton Bradstock on Sunday, Issy is back from Uni for Easter, Iona has two weeks holiday. After walking the length of the beach, with Issy complaining about her feet (flimsy London shoes) we retired to The Hive Cafe for cakes and sandwiches.
My, it was busy, busy, busy but the fresh crab sandwiches were worth the wait.
The Hive Cafe is one of Dorset's real treasures, we used to go there before the weekenders discovered it.
The food is slow to arrive but we didn't mind waiting, the cakes, which come in enormous proportions are utterly divine ,particularly the chocolate fudge cake.
The beach is not safe for swimming, due to the deep sheling and undercurrents, but great for a good, bracing walk.
The rock formations are spectacular. This is part of the Jurrasic coast.
Above you can see my Border Collie enjoying the beach.
And Billy Bragg lives on the cliffs, what more could one want, especially a rehabilitated punk
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