Di Murrell is a renowned author and winner of the Sophie Coe Prize for food history. She writes for various French travel magazines as well as Petits Propos Culinaires. Di and her husband, Tam, spent many years on barges, transporting barrels of lime pulp from London docks to the Hemel Hempstead wharf belonging to Rose & Sons for their famous Lime Cordial. They also made frequent trips carrying heavy loads like sand, grain, coal, or lime, and Di learned the value of slow cooking. For several years, they transported grain from Tilbury Docks on the River Thames to Coxes Mill on the River Wey.
Barges & Bread
Meet Di Murrell, a British waterways expert with extensive knowledge of how the barge transported grain to the mills along the Thames. Di spent many years working on her barge, where she raised her two sons with her husband. Her book is a fascinating account of the history of watermen, lightermen, and dockers, as well as a recipe book for bread. From parched grain and flatbreads to Ezekiel bread and the bread we eat today, this book is perfect for boating enthusiasts and home bakers alike.
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Author | Di Murrell |
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Type | Paperback |
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