Weekly Love: Week 127
I turned 25 on Wednesday, and as I celebrate a quarter of a century I want to share my next big venture with you all. Some of you may already have seen it on social media, but let me introduce you to Glendon Studios: a new, Pinterest-focused social media consultancy I have been working on to help small businesses and lifestyle influencers harness the power of Pinterest to grow their audience and spread the word! Be sure to check out our blog for handy marketing tips, (and follow us on Instagram for the same) see what services we offer, or get in touch if you would like some guidance on how to grow your Pinterest presence, or you’d like to hire someone to manage your page so you can focus on creating great products and killer content!
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- If you like candles as much as I do: here are some useful tips for clearing split wax.
- This is how you can make your own (vegan) Korean Gochujang paste from scratch.
- A nutritionist answers the question if smoothies are actually healthy, and provides a couple of formulas to make sure what you’re whizzing up is actually good for you.
- Kelly’s review has made me want to book a staycation at the Mondrian London.
- Claire went to the Algarve and her photos are simply stunning.
- She’s also shared 4 places you really must eat at when in Marrakech.
- Rose has also been to Marrakech, and I’m so jealous of all of that sunshine.
- Also, her Kimcheese Toasties really, really make me wish I could eat the cheese!
- Did you know that flour tortillas are actually Jewish?
- Also, Tablet Magazine have put out an interactive website to the 100 most Jewish foods. I’m learning loads, and want to get my hands on some chicken skin to render with onions.
- So, apparently if you have a maple tree in your garden you can tap it for syrup.
- The soapy sponge trick is how I get through my massive washing up mountain!
- Julia dishes on the best places to have brunch in Barcelona.
- Megan’s recounting of a meeting she had with a blogger talent agency is both slightly hilarious, and will make you feel a whole lot better about the direction blogging is heading.
- Twitter’s collective freak out about a tweet featuring a barbecue restaurant in New York is the perfect example of why the internet should read before it comments!
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7. Sharing some of my ingredient essentials in Waitrose Weekend. | 8. Beautiful blue skies and new spring blossoms by the church in Sandwich. | 9. Visiting all of my favourite small Canterbury independents for this piece I put together for Canterbury BID.
- The L.A. times has put together an ultimate guide to Koreatown, and I want to eat everywhere.
- Thomas has some great tips for getting started on those passion projects that never get going.
- Venice in Los Angeles is my favourite place in the world, and Hayley has put together a fantastic guide full of my favourites, and a few new places I want to check out too!
- Here are the differences you need to know between the three different types of paprika.
- This post from Emily reminded me that it is okay to not do everything perfectly all the time.
- Emma followed her mother around Costco, and her Mum is now my kitchen hero when it comes to buying the best value products and planning so not a scrap goes to waste.
- This guide on how to throw a house party in your 30’s on Camille Styles is actually great for everyone who does not like the loud music/ excessive booze type of entertaining.
- Yet another recipe post that has me wanting to make my own ice cream mochi at home.
- Anne-Sophie has put together a great bucket list for Londoners in our own city.
- Carrie has put together a great guide to Glasgow (you can find my picks here!)
- This is how to make homemade ricotta with just milk and lemon juice, in half an hour.
- Into The Gloss gives us the lowdown on all the beauty products you can and can’t mix.
- 11 things every cat owner should know about kitties in the kitchen.
- Leslie has written a great post about how she tried to go waste free for a week.
- Fellow Le Creuset fans? This is how to clean off burnt on food from the enamel surface.
- 16 things Kelly has learnt working from home for the first time (this post is helpful!)
- I love reading the creation story of other peoples cookbooks, and here is Melissa’s.
What have you been enjoying this week, and what do you have planned for the weekend? For more like this, don’t forget to sign up to my monthly newsletter (and get my free Quick & Easy Weeknight Recipes eBook) which hits your inboxes on the first Sunday of each month packed full of seasonal eats, mini cookbook and restaurant reviews, and other updates.
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I'm a food writer living in the English Countryside. Welcome to my online diary where I share easy, weeknight recipes, foodie travel diaries and some of the best places I've eaten out recently.
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