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I’ve been thinking and reading about the situation in Myanmar over the last few weeks. @edibleflowerbrews and I were lucky enough to visit Myanmar back in 2013, it was an amazing trip to an incredible country and we were made so welcome by everyone we met. I feel so frustrated and angry that all the work that has been put in by the Burmese people to build a safe and secure democracy over the last ten years is being rapidly unravelled by the power hungry military. Protesters are bravely resisting this unlawful change but they can only do so much, international sanctions and support are incredibly important to put pressure on the leaders of the coup to step down and restore the democratically elected government. If you are interested in finding out more about the situation and what can be done to help then I am finding @britishgirlabroad & @meemalee accounts really helpful and with links to useful resources.

Spring cannot come soon enough this year, in my opinion, and today’s weather definitely feels like a step backwards. But the appearance of a few more primroses every day feels like a good sign.

It’s almost a week since I posted a dumpling! This is dumpling #15 - Pierogi.

Little chocolate puddings gently spiced with cinnamon and cardamom, topped with whipped cream and some dried edible flowers (from the garden) for our ‘at home’ Silk Road Supper Club with @artsekta this Saturday.

I’ve been admiring the beautiful crostata di marmellata (essentially a big jam tart) that @julskitchen makes for a while so this is my attempt.

Chamomile jellies, I’m kind of in love with how much these make me think of Spring. A layer of clear jelly and then a layer of milk jelly, both flavoured with chamomile. I used @arata.leaf lovely organic blonde juju chamomile tea, as I totally failed to dry any of our own this year.

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