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Dark Chocolate Banana & Rye Loaf
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Prep: 15 mins Difficulty: Easy Cook: 55 mins Serves: 8-10 Ingredients 50ml extra virgin olive oil, plus extra for greasing 150g rye flour 100g spelt ...

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Here Comes the Sun by Nicole Dennis-Benn
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Ideal for a poolside read, “Here Comes the Sun” captures easily the recognisable rhythms of Jamaican culture and dialect. Dennis-Benn has written a tender ode ...

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Roast Aubergine & Coconut Curry
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  Prep: 20 mins Difficulty: Easy Cook: 45 mins Serves: 6 Ingredients 800g aubergines (about 3), sliced into rounds, then cut into quarters 4 tbsp ...

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Crane Spotter – August 2016 – Welcome to Cranleigh-on-Sea
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Cormorant Ramblers, dog walkers and mountain bikers around Cranleigh have been surprised when I’ve shown them the sea from the Surrey Hills, north of the ...

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Sowing Seeds of Love
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Nothing smells more like summer than a freshly mown hayfield. Even in winter, when the hay bales gathered under summer sunshine are broken into, the scent is ...

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Film Finds in the Surrey Hills: Dirk Bogarde – A great film actor with links to Surrey
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Sir Dirk Bogarde was born Derek Jules Gaspard Ulric Niven van den Bogaerde of a Scots mother and a Flemish father who was the art editor of The Times. The ...

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Joy Of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in August 1916?
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A group of Cranleigh women – we don’t know their names – returned to the village on August 5th 1916 after a wartime adventure of their own. They had been doing ...

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Harvest Cranleigh
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We have been thanking entities and industrious farmers for bountiful harvests since pagan times. Harvest is the time to celebrate reaping what we have sown ...

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Harvesting Grains
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These recipes do not make up a three course meal and can be eaten separately. These recipes have been produced with the theme “grains” for the month of ...

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July – Summer Hots Up!
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July can be one of the hottest months of the year and a wonderful time just to sit and enjoy your garden with friends and family. Keep plants looking good by ...

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