Not this one - it fell apart. Was trying to get it done at the same time as the dinner, so had to use the top oven. Not really suitable for cakes - or more likely needed to extend the cooking time. Was worried about it burning.
Then again, it’s not as though I was going to be blowing out any candles (Mind you, that’d be a pretty good way of getting the whole cake to yourself…)
I am continuing to enjoy it! And the best part is that there’s so much left over that we won’t have to cook tomorrow! (Unless I have another go at a cake…?)
Might have to lower expectations on the wine front, though… (The Hermitage is quite glorious, BTW)
Here we have dined on paella cooked on the BBQ so the chorizo cooked loooooong and slow and yeilded all its spice into the oil which flavoured the whole dish
Antiques Road show just valued a sewing machine at 5 000 pounds
Thank-you Twellsy, I have just seen a picture of the AR one onna fabric group post on FaceAche.
Beeeeyoooooutiful
My mother had a Singer treadle on which she made hers & my clothes.
When I was 11, she bought, after a year saving up, an Elna Lotus Special, which is the one at the caravan in Carinthia.
50 years old, & serviced once. A fabulous machine
I have a pre-War Singer which was bought, second-hand, in Oxford Market in 1940 for nineteen shillings and given to my mother for her twenty-first birthday. It has oblong bobbins instead of round ones! Goodness only knows how old it is.