St Tudy, Bodmin

[sherrardk]

Himself is thinking of booking a four night break at St Tudy next week (not 100% as he doesn't know what he's got on at work). Anyone know what the weather is like at the moment? Also, if anyone knows of things to do that are actually open at this time of year and nice places to eat (non-chain pubs that are not too ponder but not rubbish). Thanks

[DTCwordfan]

my elder one would enjoy that - she loves her bake-ins with her Aunt and making things like meringues and tarte-tatins with me.....

[sherrardk]

Went a bit bonkers today - home made fishcakes, fruit scones and cherry scones! Think I need a lie down, I am obviously coming down with some sort of lurgy.

[hc4361]

Children do seem to love baking.

I suspect they enjoy doing most things where an adult is showing an interest.

[hc4361]

A friend of mine does professional cookery classes for little uns on a Saturday morning. I don't know how she copes with 6 littlies and loads of flour and hot ovens.

[DTCwordfan]

see what happened in Axminster with Fearnley-Whittingstall's cookery school....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/...ngland-devon-16971421

someone will be carpeted for it.

[sherrardk]

Hi HC - haven't done much order cooking for ages as thing 1 and thing 2 (well thing 1 really) cant be a little wild but she was good as gold today. If I am frying or if the oven is on, they are not allowed past the dining bit of the kitchen.

Very droll DT!

[sherrardk]

Proper ^ not order

[hc4361]

Very sensible. I don't go near the cooker when there is frying going on.