These little beauties were something I used to whip up at the drop of a hat, but I realised the other day that I haven't made them in absolutely ages. They are ridiculously easy to make. My starting point for this recipe was Nigella's molten chocolate babycakes from How to Be a Domestic Goddess. My copy was given to me by my sister, Alison, when it was first published and she dutifully stood in line in December 2000 and had it signed for my birthday present. Seeing as my birthday is 6 days before Christmas, I got a Happy Christmas dedication instead of Happy Birthday but, being well used to the birthday/Christmas pressie combo, I was happy as a pig in clover! I love a cook book and have amassed quite a collection but, for years, I'd always go back to this one for inspiration.
Unschooling 3 growing boys involves A LOT of food! Preparing a succession of meals for often picky eaters can be challenging, not to mention frustrating. I will be adding ideas for healthy, nutrient dense, real food from our family kitchen, alongside some naughty treats. I am not paid to endorse any particular product (unless specifically stated), and only endorse something if I believe in it or I use it personally. All ramblings are my own view.
Strawberries
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Wednesday, 6 May 2015
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