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This clever focaccia recipe is super-cheesy and really easy to make. Homemade focaccia topped with four different cheeses and baked to perfection.
This clever focaccia recipe is super-cheesy and really easy to make - topped with four different cheeses and baked to perfection, it's delicious!
• 400g/14oz of four mixed cheeses, such as a soft pressed goats’ cheese, Lancashire, Wensleydale, Stilton or Dovedale blue, all crumbled or grated
1. Preheat oven to gas mark 7/210°C (200°C in a fan oven). In food processor, add bread mix and 350ml/12fl oz of warm water. Using dough paddle, mix together for about 5 mins, till it has all come together to form a dough. Add oil and continue to mix for a further 5-8 mins.
2. With floured hands, remove dough and knead gently for a couple of mins. Place in a large bowl, cover with clear film and sit somewhere warm to rise.
3. After 20 mins, once well risen and doubled in size, divide dough in two. Knead for a few mins then roll out each ball to a large circle. Transfer each to a lightly oiled baking sheet and scatter a different cheese into each quarter. Throw over some rosemary leaves, then put in oven and bake for 15-20 mins, till golden and risen. Serve warm, sliced, with a glass of red wine.
Plan a pampering session with these homemade hair treatments, made from foods you're likely to have in your own kitchen
Whether you're on a tight budget, prefer natural ingredients for your haircare, or just love to try something new, you'll love our homemade hair treatments, all made from foods you're likely to have in your own kitchen. You'll also need an old towel or a hair turban, and it's best to wear an old T-shirt in case of drips or spillages.
It's best to use unrefined coconut oil as that retains more of its nutrients. Melt 3-4tbsp coconut oil in a saucepan on a gentle heat, or in a microwave for about 10 seconds. Alternatively, you can run the jar under hot running water. Dip your fingers into the melted oil and work it into your hair, concentrating on the areas which are most damaged, usually the ends. Comb through the hair to ensure even coverage. Wrap your head in the towel or turban. The longer you leave the oil in, the better. You can leave it on overnight if you wrap your head in clingfilm. When you're ready, wash your hair as normal.
To add condition, shine and softness to your hair, use avocado, rich in essential fatty acids and vitamin E. Mash half an avocado in a bowl. For a thinner consistency that makes the avocado easier to work with, mix in some mayonnaise. Use your hands to smear the avocado all over your hair, working it in with a massaging motion. Wrap in the towel or turban. Leave for 20 minutes, then shampoo as normal.
The Tommy K treatment is for blonde hair that's developed a bit of a greenish tinge due to over-exposure to swimming pools. Apparently, it's the copper sulphate added to water to control algae that's to blame. There are reports that it can also work if dyeing with henna has left a greenish tint. Simply squirt tomato ketchup on to your hair, massage in and leave for around five minutes, then wash as usual.
Once you've washed your hair, pour over half a pint of beer (real ale is probably best) as a final rinse. This adds body and shine to your hair although it has to be admitted that it can leave a distinctive aroma too.
Simply brew a pot of camomile tea, to make this brightening rinse for blondes that leaves a subtle highlights. And once you've poured some on your hair you can drink any left over before you go to bed. It's just one of the best bedtime drinks.