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Georgiana Hill, on Making ‘Pommes à l’Impératrice’

A dish of baked apples fit for an Empress. You’ll definitely need your sweet tooth for this recipe.

Published February 7, 2022
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged apple, apple dessert, C19th, Georgiana Hill

Georgiana Hill, on Making ‘Salade de Pommes a la Contrabandista’

This simple apple side-dish sounds like a tasty accompaniment to cheese, ham, or as Mrs Hill suggests: “hot or cold game”.

Published September 23, 2021
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged apple, apple recipe, apple salad, C19th, Georgiana Hill

Georgiana Hill, on Making ‘Apple Chocolate’

Here’s a quick and easy Victorian-era recipe that combines two of my very favourite ingredients and then glazes them with a red-hot shovel.

Published August 20, 2021
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged apple dessert, apples, C19th, chocolate, Georgiana Hill

Georgiana Hill, on Pommes au Naturel

Nothing is more likely to encourage people to eat a lovely, fresh apple than bringing Satan into the conversation…

Published July 24, 2021
Categorised as Quotations Tagged apple, C19th, Georgiana Hill

Georgiana Hill, on Making Pommes à la Vésuve

Christmas pudding, eat your heart out… Georgiana Hill has a year-round combustible dessert recipe for all occasions.

Published June 2, 2021
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged apple dessert, apple recipe, C19th, Georgiana Hill

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richardbrownht Richard Brown @richardbrownht ·
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The protected outdoor melons and watermelons now appear to have fixed (got their roots established in the soil) and are now starting to put on good growth. The covers have been off this week.

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More whitecurrant picking today. Plus blackcurrants, gooseberries, raspberries. I bloody love soft fruit season, I do 😁

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Want to learn orcharding skills and connect with fellow tree-lovers?
Join us next Friday 1st July 11am-2pm for an Orchard Blitz in Lewisham, London!
We will be pruning, weeding, & mulching to help revive a beautiful community orchard.
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