When I have the time I like to bake our bread. This loaf was delicious. I used mostly spelt flour.
A blog about farm life, spinning, my yarn dyeing, weaving and markets. I live with my husband on a small farm near Ballarat. I have sheep, mostly English Leicester as well as dogs, ducks, chooks and a cat.
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Saturday, August 26, 2017
Monday, January 3, 2011
Burrumbeet Races.
New Years Day for us is always a day at Burrumbeet Races. The weather was perfect for the country race meeting. We went early and set up our table under the trees. Just needed a whole day off before the markets started again.
A picnic atmosphere under the trees. It was a great family day with an animal farm and other activities for the kids.
This Tuscan loaf has just come out of the oven. Nearly cool enough to eat!
A future jockey!! A couple of the race horses had companion ponies and this Shetland was one. I was surprised there were no grey horses racing this year. My first ponly was grey and just have a thing about grey horses.
A picnic atmosphere under the trees. It was a great family day with an animal farm and other activities for the kids.
This Tuscan loaf has just come out of the oven. Nearly cool enough to eat!
For Christmas lunch I made raspberry coulis. I made cup cakes and swirled the remaining coulis through the cakes before baking. Very delicious.
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