
I have a new discovery to show you - Ochigo. This online store has some great products that are just a little out of the ordinary. Love those Pan Hooks and I could do with that Made in England Rolling Pin as I am entering the Local Pie Challenge this weekend at the village hall - yes, moi!
The Diner Wall Phone takes me back and isn't it amazing how you can still tell the time without the numbers?



2 comments:
I love that rolling pin. I want that rolling pin.
What pie are you baking for the contest? I wish you the best of lucks.
Do you want my recipe for pie crust? It's SO EASY and the best pie crust I have ever had - and I live in Paris!
Here it goes:
- in a pan, melt 125gr butter + 4 tablespoons water + a few tablespoons sugar.
- one the butter has cooled, add 25o gr flour and stir with a wood spoon until a big ball of dough just forms like magic
- et voila! it's ready to use!
Hope your pie challenge went well.
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