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How To Fold Origami 5-Pointed Stars
After making a few of these stars you will be able to make them easily without my instructions. To get you started I have provided detailed step-by-step instructions with a few tips as well. First of all, we need to begin with a base shape of a pentagon. To learn how to make the […]
Posted in Christmas, Craft, Paper Crafts
How To Fold an Origami Pentagon
This is a handy shape to know how to fold, and I use this shape as the base for making 5-pointed origami stars, so after you have made this pentagon, please follow this link to be guided though how to make the origami stars: https://www.inthekitchenwithmum.com/2015/01/how-to-fold-origami-5-pointed-stars/ For reference: For the following pentagon example I […]
Posted in Craft, Paper Crafts
Cranberry and Orange Bircher Muesli
Swiss physician, and pioneer nutritionist, Maximilian Bircher-Benner (1867-1939) created Bircher Muesli as part of a healthy eating plan that was an essential part of his therapy for his patients at his sanatorium in Zurich. Bircher-Benner introduced his Bircher Muesli in about 1900 and over the years different versions of this have appeared, but […]
Posted in Breakfasts
How To Make Trees (or Christmas Trees) Out Of Paperback Books
This project is quite easy to do, once you get the knack of the folding, it’s just a matter of repeating the process. It is also cheap, as second-hand paperback books don’t cost much; the books I used were discarded from my local library. It was nice to be recycling, or up-cycling, these […]
Posted in Christmas, Craft, Festive and Celebrations, Paper Crafts
French Toast made with Sourdough Bread
French Toast – made with sourdough bread. This is topped with a selection of fruits, cinnamon sugar, maple syrup, and the item in the bottom left corner of the photo is custard. Try it, and you will see that custard is a crucial element on the plate with the sweet eggy bread, and cinnamon […]
Posted in Bread, Breakfasts, Featured Products, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
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