Recording more recipes for the national Talking News Federation just recently. They’ll distribute my versions of rough puff pastry, hot chocolate drink and yoghurt bread to local organisations across the country. Being blind doesn’t have to stop us making great food. And I’ve been experimenting with some chocolate and hazelnut cookies made with honey rather than sugar: less sweet so the flavours sing through but probably just as naughty.
The sous-chef tried his hand at the pastry before delivering the latest in his series of bee biology sessions: the detail of the myriad sensors on bee antennae and their five eyes.
Still looking for more visually impaired people willing to share their tips and ideas with others. Please get in touch if you are interested.
Finally, how is any economy going to grow and prosper if everything is designed for only 50% of the workforce? The BBC was recently reporting that hospital operating equipment is designed for men, just like most running shoes while sports bras and menstrual products rely more on imagination than reality (BBC “Discovery” series: “Women not included”).