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Jules in the #Cotswolds Smoked Fish Chowder Recipe
Smoked Fish Chowder This is a hearty but healthy meal in a bowl which is almost nutritionally perfect. Use either smoked haddock or basa (aka River Cobbler) which is a reasonable price and keeps it shape well. I like to soak the fish in milk for twenty minutes or so to reduce the salt content;…
Read MoreCotswold B&B Midweek Break Special Offer – £140 for 2 nights, £200 for 3 nights
We have a Midweek Break Special Offer running from November 2019 to March 2020. Stay for two or more consecutive nights from Sunday to Thursday. Full details on our website: http://www.corshamfield.co.uk/offers/ We are offering Bed and Breakfast stays throughout the quieter season at very attractive prices. There is a minimum stay of two nights. A…
Read MorePop Up Shakespeare Plays at Blenheim
This summer sees Europe’s first pop-up Shakespeare theatre. There are are only two venues in the country: York and Blenheim Palace. Throughout the summer there will be performances of four William Shakespeare’s plays: Macbeth, Richard III, Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer NIght’s Dream. Within the quadrangle there is an authentic Shakespearean village with some…
Read MoreBrown hares are visiting us
The latest visitor to our garden is a beautiful brown hare (Lepus Europaeus). Some of our guests have been lucky enough to see him too. Hares are much larger than rabbits with enormous back legs and long ears which they use to communicate in a sort of hare-ear semaphore. Hares live above ground in a…
Read MoreBrockhampton and Sevenhampton Walk
Today we tried out another short walk from Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This walk has everything which epitomises The Cotswolds in three miles or so. There are views of the Cotswold Hills, a Cotswold Stone Quarry, a ford over the River Coln and some sociable Cotswold sheep and their lambs; even at a…
Read MoreMedieval Mosaic in Woodstock in the #cotswolds
Woodstock is host to an amazing artwork at the moment. The ‘1066 – A Medieval Mosaic’ is a complete recreation of the Bayeux Tapestry created from steel. This magnum opus has taken Michael Linton 33 years to create; in its later stages his daughter Rachel joined him, researching and redrawing some of the stories. The…
Read MoreAsparagus Festival 23 April – 21 June 2019 and Recipe from Jules in the #Cotswolds
The asparagus season officially starts on St George’s Day 23 April and many of our local restaurants will be featuring asparagus for the next few months. Our local asparagus is now a protected delicacy. One of my favourite dishes is simple steamed asparagus with a couple of lightly boiled duck eggs and some lovely seeded…
Read MoreCircular Walk – Mickleton to Hidcote #Cotswolds
This Sunday we enjoyed a four mile walk starting at the church in Mickleton and passing by both Kiftsgate and Hidcote Gardens which are open to the public and well worth a visit. As the walk is only four miles it would easily be possible to visit both these magnificent gardens making a super whole…
Read MoreCotswold B&B Midweek Break Special Offer – £140 for 2 nights, £200 for 3 nights. www.corshamfield .co.uk/offers/
We have a Midweek Break Special Offer running from November 2018 to March 2019. Stay for two or more consecutive nights from Sunday to Thursday. Full details on our website: http://www.corshamfield.co.uk/offers/ The Offer is for Bed and full English Breakfast in an ensuite room. The price per night is £70 or less for two people.…
Read MoreSloe Gin – proper gin, no sugar.
Sloes are out in force this year, I think they are earlier than usual because of the hot dry summer we have all enjoyed. All the country lore tells us to wait until after the first frost, however I fear that if we do that they will have withered away. So, we have been picking…
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