Yummy Recipes
Our YummyMummy Recipe Section makes sure that, at the end of a busy day, you have good, wholesome and quick recipes (with no fussy ingredients) for the whole family to enjoy. For those baking days, have some fun and use our recipes that you can make with your preschooler and even the older children.
29 September 2014
Another courgette recipe? Yes! During the late summer and early autumn, I have a huge amount of courgettes growing in my garden. I always seem to plant to many […]
26 September 2014
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15 September 2014
Ever thought of putting courgette in a muffin? Well you should. As odd as it sounds, the courgette barely adds flavour, at least in this recipe it is masked by […]
8 September 2014
If you’re anything like me, you too will hate having to make sandwiches for your families lunchboxes everyday! Cue a busy morning of dressing, feeding and making sure everyone […]
23 June 2014
During the world cup football, I wanted to teach my children a few things about the various countries participating in the event. Since it was being held in Brazil, i […]
22 June 2014
Spaghetti, a long, thin, cylindrical, solid pasta, is thought to have first been made in Sicily, Italy. Like other pasta types, spaghetti is made of milled wheat and water. Traditional […]
21 June 2014
Sometimes it is just not possible to get fancy with the evening meal. Busy days at school and work mean that often, a quick solution is needed. Here are some […]
22 April 2014
St George’s Day is a time to celebrate the patron saint of England. It’s a super excuse to enjoy or learn about some of England’s customs and traditions, and also […]
21 April 2014
The Victoria sponge or Victoria sandwich cake was named after Queen Victoria of Great Britain. It is believed that she enjoyed a slice of the sponge cake with her afternoon […]
8 April 2014
A modern day scone is a single-serving cake or quick bread. Scones are usually made of wheat, barley or oatmeal. Although many countries have their own version of a scone, […]
4 April 2014
Just when you thought you couldn’t enjoy chocolate any more than you already do, along comes an insanely delicious and decadent chocolate pudding recipe that has you swooning! Chocolate […]
2 April 2014
At the end of the long summer days, when you are harvesting your cucumbers and you have more than you could possibly eat in a salads, what better way to […]
Home Happiness Cake
We found this lovely recipe on the internet. It is from an old cookbook from Alaska, Out of Alaska's Kitchens, published by the Easter Seal Society for Alaska Crippled Children and Adults, Inc., in 1976.
Ingredients
- 1 cup common sense
- 1 1/2 cups love
- 1 1/2 teaspoons mutual confidence
- 1/2 cup justice
Method
- To these ingredients, add two large portions of sense of humour, beaten separately.
- Spice to taste with fun and nonsense.
- Bake in a moderate oven of warm approval.
- Ice with generous appreciation.
How to Serve
Invite the entire family and enjoy a memorable time together.
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