Glutened

One Woman Journey in the jungle of food intolerance ~ amoungs other things

March 2015

  • Some pictures

    Being busy is never good for Blogs you just can’t find the time to post up idea , Which i have plenty of, here are some pictures I have taken over the last couple of days. Rhubarb appearing in the garden           Logan berry (inherited from my grandparents, I think it was a ‘runner’ off… Read more

  • Oops!

    So these are all the veg seeds that are to be planted in the month of March……. Oops.  I better get sowing (over 50 packets!) Have you started sowing, has the weather delay you, or have you been training for your next Challenge? Read more

  • Happy Daffodil faces

    What’s spring without some daffies! Read more

  • One day many years ago!

    If you have come by this post via accident (and your not a friend who is really noisy or just took pity on me and decided to read my blog) you might not know how it all happened. Well this is a small insight (I’ll add more at some point) So in 2010 , If you… Read more

  • Today I ran

    Today I ran my local Half Marathon ! I completed Alloa Half Marathon Half Marathon in 02:37:32         Read more

  • Soups and Seeds event

    Today I attended the Soup and Seeds swap in Stirling, It’s run by a great organisation. Wee man R loved it as he got to have a go at making seeds bombs and identifying critters in containers, He also go to look at seed in magnifier and not to mention the Soup and Bread (I think he managed… Read more

  • Slow cooker mince and tatties

    Very simple recipe , slowly fry onion (or shallots in this case) in a frying pan . Add the mince to brown . Throw everything in the slow cooker (including the liquid). Also seasoned the mince and onion combo with mixed herb ,pepper and a about half a teaspoon on mild chilly powder Next I… Read more

  • Making planters out of Milk Jugs

    Wash out your milk jugs Cut the jugs (on these jugs there is a line just under the handle so i used this as the guide but it might be worth measuring the top and bottom , the ‘top half’ need to be smaller then the ‘bottom half’ so it will sit nice in each… Read more

  • Don’t forget to save you veg peeling

        Veggie peeling are a great source of goodness for stocks which are otherwise throw away (in the kerbside bins or even   in the composter). What i have found to be great is to save them all up in boxes or bag place them in the freezer until you have collect enought for… Read more

  • Has spring sprung?

    Its certainly looks like on my window sills. Broadbeans and peas growing up fast Read more