ok so inspiration for todays recipe, well I looked in the fridge and found an almost overripe avocado and some left over halloumi, so I decided to test out this wonderful internetty thing and typed avocado, halloumi and recipe into Google images. This is what I got back :
Well I was quite impressed by this as I thought it was an unusual combination, but there were a lot of very tasty looking pictures, but I didn't want a salad, or open top sandwich affair, I wanted something that could be made now but eaten later, when everyone was around. On scrolling downwards I came upon a muffin recipe though and decided that would do,
Avocada, Bacon and Halloumi Muffins no less. Sadly when I checked the fridge there was no bacon in sight, but there was a little ham looking a little sad in the bottom of it's packet, so you can guess what happened there can't you.
This image is from their blog; muffins, looking most tasty.
Does anyone know the difference between corn meal and polenta, as I thought I had polenta in the cupboard but when I looked it turned out to be cornmeal, so that worked alright for this recipe. Having just had a quick google on the subject, it seems the difference lies in the fineness of the grinding, so I could have used either. The muffins worked out ok, not overly special but ok.
Other things going on today, I'm doing a loaf called Pan Gallego from The Practical Encyclopedia of Baking, a rather large tomb from one Martha Day. Needed in the machine, so I cheat, it will still tastes the same. The picture below shows the second rise of this one not long before baking.

Well I guess that kinda wraps up Food Friday for another week.
Monday will bring bullet bra progress and some snippets of what I'm doing with plaid, lovely stuff.
have a lovely weekend all
ally x
How splendidly delicious looking. I love savoury and sweet muffins in equal measures. My mother baked so many of each type when we were growing up. In fact, it was a bit odd if there wasn't some kind of muffin in the house (even if that meant they were in the freezer) most of the time. These days I still love whipping up GF, EF ones that I can safely eat. Pumpkin spice has been heavy rotation here for the past couple of weeks.
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