Mmmmm, yummy!! Yes, I do find having to concentrate on the measuring, stirring, kneading, chopping of the baking process is very good at distracting my mind from the mulling, pondering, and worrying!
Mmmmm is what I was thinking too! I am sure I'd love those muffins too!
Baking is wonderful therapy! It got me through the first dark months of long-term sick leave. And if you have other people to help eat it before you do, so much the better, I find! I love the Bake book; like Sarah Raven, Rachel Allen writes simply, without pretension, and her recipes are straightforward and delicious. Shame about the effect on the hips though....
Quite tasty! Our household's new culinary endeavour is making ice cream, now that the hot summer days are upon us. Not quite as therapeutic perhaps, but still a very satisfactory end result!
This post is very seductive.
Thinking of all the muffin varieties I could dream up is almost enough to make me rush out and buy the book straight away.
And baking is very soothing indeed. Sieve on.
OOh, with my new found love of rhubarb I may have to have a go at rhubarb and strawberry muffins. Yummmers.
Baking as therapy is a given in this house. Unfortunately I'm just as good at eating as baking ...
Oh boy, this is mouthwatering!
And the decorations are splendid!
Oh goodness. I can almost smell all those heavenly kitchen scents from here! Will definitely be trying the muffin mix when I get back...
And lovely decorations on the fairy cakes, Tilly!
K x
Oh goodness, how divine - just when I decide to start a radical diet...!
I am now hungry and craving something freshly baked. Baking is therapeutic, i think!
It looks delicious! I hope the baking is helping. I wish things calm down for you.
baking is always therapeutic...I know this is a week late..but,Rebecca...if you have any left overs...I'm about to have tea 
...hope all is well.
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