If you're looking for inspiration of what you can organise for this year's Real Bread Maker Week, here are just some of the events and activities that
took place out in the real world during National Real Bread Maker Week
2010.
Special offerNationwide (online)
26th April - 9th May
To
celebrate National Real Bread Maker Week, Real Bread Campaign member
Doves Farm is offering 10% off online purchases of the organic
wholemeal flour.
For more information visit
www.dovesfarm.co.uk“Use Your Loaf” Pop Up CaféGoldsmiths Community Centre, Castillon Road, London, SE6 1QD
6th May 1-7pm
The
“Use Your Loaf” Pop Up Café invites visitors to taste some different
breads, have a cup of tea and try their hand at bread making, either by
hand or in a breadmaker. We are making bread in flower pots, pizzas,
monster sandwiches and delicious Finnish plaits. There will be
something for everyone and everyone is invited to “pop in” and join in
the fun! No charge for entry or for making or tasting the breads -
there is a small charge for other refreshments such as tea, coffee and
cakes.
For more information visit
www.goldsmithscommunitycentre.infoThe Real Food FestivalEarl's Court Exhibition Centre, London
7th - 9th May
A
festival within a festival, this year’s Real Food Festival will feature
a trail of Real Breadcrumbs. As part of this, all weekend the Real
Bread Campaign stand will be operating a bread machine swap shop - if
you have a working machine you no longer want, bring it along and we'll
pass it on to someone who does.
For more information on the festival, visit
http://www.realfoodfestival.co.uk/Simply KneadedHexham Farmers' Market, Hexham, Northumberland
Staurday 8th May
Local
kids (12 and under) are invited to bring their home baked loaves along
for judging by Andrew Whitley, who will pick the best loaves made by
hand and in a machine. He will also be giving bread making tips to the
kids.
For more information, please visit
http://www.hexhamfarmersmarket.co.uk/news.html or email info@simplykneaded.co.uk
National Mills Weekend
Nationwide
8th & 9th May
As part of the annual National Mills
Weekend open weekend, traditional wind and water mills around the
country will be inviting visitors to a variety of bread machine related
activities to celebrate using locally produced ingredients.
As we learn which mills will be participating in National Real Bread Maker Week, their details will appear below.
For more information on the weekend, visit
http://www.nationalmillsweekend.co.uk/The WatermillLittle Salkeld, Penrith, Cumbria. CA10 1NN
Saturday 8th May (11am) and Sunday 9th May (12pm)
Free
bread machine demos. Henk will be showing you how to get the best from
The Watermill’s organic and biodynamic stoneground flours using a bread
machine. The mill produces twelve different flours, most of which work
with a machine, but, to get the best results, you may need to tweak
your recipe a little. There’s no charge, but we can only fit in 10
people for each demonstration session, so please book in advance by
phone or email. The machine baking cycle takes a couple of hours, so
you will have time for a coffee, a tour of the mill, or a walk to Long
Meg Stone Circle if you’re feeling energetic and it’s a nice sunny day !
For more information visit
www.organicmill.co.uk or call 01768 881047
Felin GanolLlanrhystud, Ceredigion, SY23 5AL Wales
Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th May
Quite
a few of our customers use our flour in their bread machines so we
thought this would be an ideal opportunity get together informally to
share tips, recipes, and our bread! around lunchtime on each day
(between milling demonstrations). Hopefully the weather will be good
and we can have a picnic by the mill wheel.
For more information visit
www.felinganol.co.uk.
Cranbrook Union WindmillThe Hill, Cranbrook, Kent, TN17 3AH
Sunday 9th May
Cranbrook
Union Windmill will be hosting a Flour Show for home bakers. Entries
are invited in a number of categories for adults and kids, including
both hand and machine baked loaves. Entries to be delivered to the
Russell Building (behind the Windmill ) with 50p entry fee (except for
under 12s) from 11:00am till noon. Judging will start at 1:00pm. Public
Viewing from 2:30pm.
For the entry form or more details, visit
http://www.unionmill.org.uk/bread.htm or email bread@unionmill.org.uk
Mill Green MuseumHatfield, AL9 5PD
Sunday 9th May
As
part of their packed National Mills Weekend schedule, Mill green is
invited anyone with an unloved bread machine to bring it along to pass
or sell to a good home. Activities also include a home made bread
competition, watching a working water mill in action, a family picnic
and more traditional crafts.
For more information or to download the baking competiton entry form (to be returned by 5th May) visit
www.welhat.gov.uk/museum
or email museum@welhat.gov.uk
Sharpham ParkSharpham Park Shop, Kilver Court, Shepton Mallet
Sunday 9th May
Sharpham
Park are giving away a free 1kg bag of their Organic Spelt flour to
anyone that enters the Bread Machine Baking Competition that will be
judged at the Feastival Local Producers Market on Sunday 9th May.
Bread, pizzas, cakes – all entries accepted and the judging will be
carried out by the experts from Sharpham Park at 12pm. The prize will
be a delicious Sharpham Park hamper, annual garden membership to Kilver
Court Gardens and their recipe featuring on the brand new Sharpham Park
website which is due to be launched that week.
Just pick up your entry form from the Sharpham Park Shop of from
www.kilvercourt.com