I am spectacularly late on this. Seriously. The production time on this post would rival that spent on any Hollywood blockbuster. The budget was ever so slightly lower though.
On the 14th November, on the spur of the moment, I decided I would film the making of my homemade foodie gifts. What I neglected to take into account was the amount of editing a spur of the moment vlog needs. Especially when there are countless star appearances by Number Three. He even attempted a few stunts, but I literally caught him in time.
But anyway, back to the matter at hand – making a few cheap and cheerful, quick and easy food gifts.
Are you in need of some last minute gifts? Does your creativity need a culinary outlet? Or do you just need a way to get rid of all the bottles and jars you’ve been hoarding all year?
On the 14th November, on the spur of the moment, I decided I would film the making of my homemade foodie gifts. What I neglected to take into account was the amount of editing a spur of the moment vlog needs. Especially when there are countless star appearances by Number Three. He even attempted a few stunts, but I literally caught him in time.
But anyway, back to the matter at hand – making a few cheap and cheerful, quick and easy food gifts.
Are you in need of some last minute gifts? Does your creativity need a culinary outlet? Or do you just need a way to get rid of all the bottles and jars you’ve been hoarding all year?
Whatever the answer, you have come to the right place. Take a look at my short vlog and see the gorgeous, tasty edible gifts you can make in no time, with very little effort, no cooking and very few ingredients.
In this vlog you’ll learn how to make:
– Candy Sugar in Grand Marnier, for pepping up punch, mulled wine black tea or coffee
– Homemade Vanilla Sugar, for adding an extra depth of flavour to baking
– Layered Seasonings in a Jar or Grinder
– Homemade Seeded Brown Bread Mix, just add buttermilk before baking (get the full recipe here)
You’ll be amazed how much you can make in five minutes!
Your shopping list:
Caster sugar
Vanilla pods
Orange liqueur
Candy sugar
Sea salt (coarse)
Black pepper
Oregano
Chili flakes
Brown flour
White plain flour
Bicarbonate of soda (bread soda)
Fine salt
A selection of seeds (linseed, poppy, pumpkin)
P.S. In an ideal world (or on a better organised blog) you would find here at the end of the post some lovely printables to pin, print or download. But this is the real world, my real world to be exact, so maybe there’ll be printables next year. If I think of it on time.