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1. Bannocks for the Feast of St. Andrew

Standrew I was reading a lovely post about St. Andrew by Elena at My Domestic Church and, to my surprise, stumbled upon my own name. Elena mentions that St. Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland, and adds:

Our family has been reading Melissa Wiley's Martha Books for almost nine months now and these stories are set in Scotland. Young Martha, the laird's daughter, is always helping in the kitchen with baking bannocks, or eating bannocks, so the kids and I have decided to actually make bannocks tomorrow in celebration of the feast day. I'll post pictures and let you know if they turn out okay!

I look forward to seeing those pictures!

I posted a recipe for bannocks here a long while back.

And here's a Martha/Scotland-related resource & activities page.

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