The Story of Chocolate
So where and when did the magic begin? Thousands of years ago is the answer, in the ancient Maya and Aztec civilizations of Central America.
Zuurkool (Sauerkraut)
Try something adventurous during the winter months. A delicious Duth treat … Zuurkool (Sauerkraut)
Chewing gum
Where, when and who invented Chewing gum ? Plus how did it become such a global phenomenon ?
Ormer Casserole
Ormer is the local name for what are known worldwide as abalones and is found on Guernsey & Jersey shores. This casserole recipe has been around since at least 1673.
New Years Treat – Oliebollen
Why not try a new really scrummy winter treat from the ‘Dutch Masters’ … Olliebollen – Delicious Dutch traditional winter fayre.
Gâche Mélée
Gâche Mélée (pronounced Gosh Mel – are) is a traditional Guernsey apple dessert… perfect for Autumn & Winter treats
How To … Brew Perry Cider
Perry Cider is the name given to Pear Cider. Home brewing cider is surprisingly easy and you don’t need to buy a lot of expensive equipment.
Guernsey Bean Jar
Traditional Guernsey bean jar is traditional winter fayre, especially around Bonfire night or as it’s known in Guernsey Budloe Night.
How To … Make Bread
How to make bread without the use of modern bread making machines.
… “things eveyone used to know how to do.”
Coca Cola – Who invented it and how did it grow to be so Ubiquitous?
Coca Cola is a ubiquitous and iconic symbol of the U.S. but when & who came up with it?
What is the difference between Ale and Lager
There are 2 basic categories of beer : Lagers and Ales. But what is it that makes them so different ?
How To … Brew Mead
Mead is an ancient alcoholic brew made with honey, fresh spring water, and yeast. Mead making became well known in Europe but died out as people became urbanized. This happened about 500 years ago in Europe.
Snert (Dutch Pea Soup)
Its undeniable smell and colour means that this traditional Dutch winter fare is not for the faint-hearted!
