New post on Angel cakes...
I put another recipe up on my food blog, Angel Cakes and more.... although, calling Welsh rarebit pizza a recipe is a bit cheeky.....
How did you start writing your blog?
And when you got your first comment how did you feel? I found a new blog friend this week and commented on her post, then another and then another. I like reading back posts when I find a new person. It makes them more of a full personality to me. But it got me thinking; how did I start writing my blog? And when did I get my first comment (and who off?) My first post was called Angel Jem; From Mess to Less. Ho hum, that aim has never quite happened, has it? And my first commenter was the lovely Cherry Menlove. I'd been a blog-hopper for ages, had been leaving comments on others blogs and then decided I should probably dip my toe in and go for it. Cherry Menlove was one of my favourite reads, and I was delighted that she stopped by and commented! Back then (2007) there didn't seem to be that many blogs out there. Everybody knew Posy and Yarncraft and Cherry Menlove and Dottie Angel , and people popped up for a few years and then disappeared. Some blogged to promote...
Do you know, I've never made pizza from scratch, so I would say that it does, in fact, count as a recipe. I've enjoyed catching up with your posts from the time I was away. We rarely have barbecues but we did have one on holiday. We were able to borrow a gas one, so much easier than coals but I suppose it takes the fun out of it a bit. We have a chiminea which is great for toasting marshmallows. I loved your post about the National Coal Mining Museum. I don't live very far from it and often see it signposted but I've never been, shame. I shall now put it on my places to visit list, especially as we live in a mining village, though officially a town. The Gascoigne family of Lotherton Hall, which I regularly blog about, ran several coalmines.
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