Em has been busy in her food tech lessons recently, she made a macaroni cheese - dairy free with gluten free pasta. This week she made a Quiche Loraine also dairy free, she used soya milk and soya cheese in the filling and pure spread in the pastry.
Much to our surprise it was a tasty success with not much discernable difference to the normal Quiche. Following on from my knitted cabled wristys, I started knitting a scarf to match. I struggled to find a pattern that looked right, so I used the cables from the wristy twisting in opposite directions for the scarf. I have used one and a quarter balls of the four ply yarn doubled up, and I'm really pleased with the result, I still need to keep knitting though as its not long enough yet.
I hope you have a good week, Happy crafting Jane x
I hope you have a good week, Happy crafting Jane x
8 comments:
Gorgeous scarf - I love the colour and the cables.
Wonderful scarf- love the cables! And Em's mac & cheese looks yummy. I think I must make some today!!!
Quiche and M&C and dairy free--yummy!
Mmmm that looks good and you should provide a recipe. Beautiful scarf.
Everyone can dance! It's about joy!
Looks lovely. I wanted to thank you for your help with my cross stitch project, I have received both books and cant wait to get started. I will let you know how it goes.
Sarah x
I remember making macaroni cheese and quiche lorraine in my cookery classes at school way back in the 1970s. To be able to knit is such a talent. I have always failed miserably. I love cable, and covet those trendy cushion covers you can buy, at a price! x
the macaroni and quiche look both splendid and delicious. what a clever daughter you have....obviously takes after her talented mum :o)
warm hugs xxx
wishing you and yours a happy easter week xxx
sumea
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