Bake for Victory
This Clandestine Cake Club was trailed in a short film to participants, and the venue, the NAAFI Tea Room on Quorn & Woodhouse station kept as a closely guarded secret. The station is… Continue reading
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Radio Interview
The other day I popped along to BBC Radio Leicester to talk to Tony Wadsworth about the Clandestine Cake Club. It was live, which was surprisingly far less daunting than any pre-recorded interview… Continue reading
Bake for Victory – venue teaser
I made a little film at Great Central Railway giving guests a glimpse of the secret venue for a Clandestine Cake club meeting. Here it is…
Clandestine by Candlelight
It was the 19th of November, the nights had started to draw in and it all went a bit ‘dramatic’ at Loughborough Clandestine Cake Club. We’d been enjoying Downton Abbey and reading Wuthering Heights,… Continue reading
Innocent Victim Cake
I met Julia the organiser of the Derby Clandestine Cake Club at our ‘Once upon a Cake…’ event in September. Julia works, writes a blog called awannabefoodie, is a mother to three lovely… Continue reading
Sugar Rush Mountain – a culinary confession
A previous Clandestine Cake Club gathering ‘Once upon a cake…’ in Swithland Woods was a family orientated one, so I wanted to make something ‘child friendly’. I’d been attracted to the ‘Oreo Dirt… Continue reading
Once upon a cake…
One warm and changeable day in mid September 32 adults and children with cakes followed a trail of balloons to a hidden woodland clearing to find a cabin decorated with bunting and tables with flowers… Continue reading
Clandestine Cake Club ‘Club Tropicana’
In early 2011 I met Lynn Hill, the founder of The Clandestine Cake Club. I was doing research into pop-up events and other ways of doing things. I was interested in setting up… Continue reading