“She turned to the sunlight
And shook her yellow head,
And whispered to her neighbor:
"Winter is dead.”
~AA Milne, when we were very young
NOTE: I am away at the moment helping my mother with her treatment for lung cancer. I have set up a few posts to post whilst I am away as a special surprise. Some are new and some are reposts of old favourites that you may have forgotten, or if you are a new reader may not even have seen. I'll be back at the end of May, but in the meantime . . . Enjoy!
PS - I will only have sporadic internet use, so if you ask a question and I don't get back to you . . . it's not that I don't want to. It just may take me a while.
DISCLOSURE
Being afforded the opportunity to play with, test, review and trial new products, both edible and otherwise is one of the perks of and a huge part of the food blogging world. I, personally, really enjoy this aspect of food blogging and will always endeavor to be as honest as possible with both my readers and those who have provided me with a product or products to trial, read or review. If I don't like something or if it hasn't performed to what I believe is a high standard I will always let you know.
Because I am a Latter Day Saint, I do not drink black teas, coffees or Alcohol. I also do not smoke. I do cook with alcohol from time to time, but that is all. It is impossible for me to do an honest review of any of this type of products unless they are herbal teas, and I will not accept any to review on this basis.
I also will not accept any product that I feel is not in standing with what I aim to promote on my blog of that I feel would not be of interest to my readership, because at the end of the day, it is my readers whom I write for. They are my raison d'etre and I appreciate and love every one of them. If you are reading this, this means YOU! Big hugs!
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Welcome to my English Kitchen. I moved over here to England from Canada in the year 2000. Before I arrived, I was told that the cooking and food over here was awful, except for the Roast Beef and the Fish and Chips. I had no idea of what to expect, but it didn't sound good.
I landed at Heathrow with a bulging suitcase full of kitchen tools, handwritten recipes and a 4 litre can of Maple Syrup, totally prepared to be greeted with the worst.
I am happy to say that over the past 















I can't pretend to know everything, but I more than welcome your questions and suggestions. Feel free to e-mail me on MarieAliceJoan at aol dot com and I'll endeavour to find out the answers to your most burning questions. Maybe we can learn together!








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