Annette Taylor, Author at Number 8 Network

Rural pop art at the Mandarin Tree

July 7, 2020July 7, 2020 Annette Taylor 0 Comments Artists Horsham Downs, Clinton Christian, Rural pop art, the Mandarin Tree, Waikato art on display, Waikato artists, Waikato exhibitions

In your face, boldly coloured farm animals star in a new exhibition at the Mandarin Tree. Check out the work of Horsham Downs artist Clinton Christian.

Country Cooking

Baked beans winter warm up

June 13, 2020June 14, 2020 Annette Taylor 8 Comments baked beans, country classic recipe, Homemade baked beans, The chief bean man, Tips for cooking baked beans

Tasty, nourishing and deeply satisfying – homemade baked beans take a long time but the result is exceptional.

Country Cooking

Pea and ham soup with a twist

June 9, 2020June 11, 2020 Annette Taylor 0 Comments country cooking, farmhouse cooking, ham hock, Pea and ham soup, The Farm Shop, winter soup, winter warming food

Jazzing up the classic Pea and Ham soup is a grand idea on these chill Winter days, says N8N’s Annette Taylor.

News

Open for business!

April 29, 2020May 2, 2020 Annette Taylor 2 Comments Businesses open Gordonton, Global Vets Gordonton level 3, Gordonton Automotive level 3, Gordonton Superette level l3, MacSmith Tires level 3, Wairere Nursery level 3 covid, What is open in gordonton

Who is open for business under Covid-19 Level 3 in and around Gordonton? If you run a local business, let N8N know if you’re open!

Country Cooking News

Lockdown dare – sticky date pudding with butterscotch sauce

April 26, 2020May 8, 2020 Annette Taylor 0 Comments Best desserts sticky date pud, Easy sticky date pudding, Fantastic puddings, Sticky date pudding and butterscotch sauce, Waikato desserts

Dare ya to make this! Sticky date pudding and butterscotch sauce. A gastronomical delight.

History News

Working the land in the 1930s

April 20, 2020May 1, 2020 Annette Taylor 2 Comments Mike Taylor, Parsell tractor 1930, Puketaha farming history, Puketaha history, Vintage tractors, Waikato old machinery

Wonderful old vintage tractors photographed while working the land in Puketaha in the 1930s – and the men who kept them going. An exclusive photo-story for N8N.

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