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Ive been trying to find the Nigella's Chicken and sausage bake recipe. Ive found this:

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/nigella-lawson/one-pan-sage-and-onion-chicken-and-sausage-recipe/index.html

but it does not seem to have the potatoes. did you just add them in?

many thanks for a fine sumer blogg!

That's the one - but we use all thighs, add potatoes and whatever herbs appeal. I don't like sage so use herbes de provence. The mustard is the dried kind.

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Last few pictures from the road - breakfast at the restaurant in South Baymouth while waiting for the ferry - timing a bit off - cars had to wait for us to load up. With the rug rat and her chair - it doesn't happen quickly or easily.

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Last view of South Baymouth - through the ferry window unfortunately - so not as pretty as it looked in real life.

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Today I read this topic all the way through, and I'm feeling 1)jealous, 2)grateful, 3) seriously unworthy! Anna: all that amazing bread! Kerry: working, cooking at home, baking for work -- the energy involved floors me! You ladies prepared, day by day, the most amazing food on Manitoulin and places NSE and W. I can see a CBC series here -- I'm casting you both in my head, along with the butcher, the nurses, the kid who didn't know from Bourbon...

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