The GC 'Buttery'

I always have hedgehogs in my garden so i made a feeding station, here's a video to show you and what to feed them.

Powerful stuff isn't it...I only need one glass and I need to go to bed..

The one on the right is a runner bean but the whitish one looks like a yellow French bean (especially going by the small yellow one above it). Two completely different species.Runner beans wouldn't go white.Runner bean leaves are pointed but slightly rounded. French bean leaves are pointed...

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Not surprised, the internet's full of people posting recipes before they've even tasted them, then never subsequently reporting how awful they are, but leaving their dodgy recipes online to catch out novice winemakers.Take this one for example, not only using cucumbers complete with bitter...

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I've just opened a bottle of the 2020 vintage, this is cape gooseberry and fig. I'm really convinced now that the cape gooseberry are a good option for home made wine, other fig recipes have not been that good, but this combination seems to work.

I fing it interesting but only in small doses.

Well done @burnie on making your own. For those of you that don't have the time or can't be bothered we find that Waitrose tiramisu is pretty goodWaitrose & Partners

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Give it a go or you'll never find out.I had a glut of cucumbers one year which smelled amazing being made but once finished was only good to clean drains with.

Needs soaking overnight before boiling for three hours, sticks wallpaper like a dream. But I guess the gluten free stuff might not be as good.

Just had a delivery of Butteries (Rowies) to the South Coast from my supplier in Aberdeen. Breakfast is not the same without one or two if you are greedy.

Those look great @Tui34 . Enjoy.Mine had great texture but the flavour was a bit bland and the dough was too wet to roll into decent balls - PH's recipe with grated apple so maybe mine was bigger and/or juicier than his. Anyway, they rose and baked just fine but are irregular to say the...

I make flapjacks sometimesto share with the ladies at patchwork etc club but also with fellow gardeners when we go on visits. The French have nothing like them and love them. On those occasions I use a 10" square tin and adjust the quantities accordingly.I have graduated from the simple...

Hi, I’ve some Corydalis lutea seeds when is best to plant these, can I plant them now so they start to grow later on in the year/early next year.? Thanks.