The kitchen

Learning from the past and replicating historical recipes, methods and techniques from years gone by

Taking time with the very best of flavours and natural goodness, with a selection of nostalgic recipes that create something very special to be proud of and enjoyed, every day.

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    Feature articles

Researching social and domestic history and traditional methods from the historic archives

We're delving into the historic archives for a fascinating visit back in time, primarily focused on the Victorian and Edwardian eras, with plenty from the Tudors, Georgians, Post-War England and likely many more, in-between.
We're looking at recipes, kitchen methods, household management, daily routines - both upstairs and downstairs - and sharing all of the wisdom and discoveries we find along the way.

"Keep on going, and the chances are that you will stumble on something, perhaps when you are least expecting it. I never heard of anyone ever stumbling on something sitting down."

Charles F. Kettering

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    The pantry

Enjoying the very best of flavours, ingredients and nostalgia with a fully-stocked traditional pantry

Reminiscent of years gone by, our pantry is stocked with a selection of delicious preserves, relishes and chutneys. Often made with homegrown produce, creating something very special to enjoy throughout the year.

Newly published articles

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The Victorian pantry

This week's article

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Afternoon tea

Social history

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Classic tea cakes

Kitchen recipe

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The scullery

Social history

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Bramley and walnut

Chutney recipe

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Life in the kitchens

Social history

Our visit to Grade I listedL A N H Y D R O C K H O U S E

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    Historic houses

The quintessential Grade I listed country house with an abundance of Victorian history

With an abundance of knowledge and techniques which have been passed down through the generations, we're "making-do-and-mending" with what's readily available, for an efficient, sustainable and resourceful home.
With an abundance of knowledge and techniques which have been passed down through the generations, we're "making-do-and-mending" with what's readily available, for an efficient, sustainable and resourceful home.

Built:

Primarily between 1650 - 1710

Style:

Tudor

Owned by:

Family name

Gardens:

60 Acres of landscape gardens

Opening:

9am - 4pm

Historic information - Each business is unique and the same must be its web presence. View this contemporary highly visual design which is built to make your business. View this contemporary highly visual design which is built to make your business.

    Household

Sharing timeless knowledge, skills, craftsmanship and remedies for a self-sufficient and resourceful home

With an abundance of knowledge and techniques which have been passed down through the generations, we're "making-do-and-mending" with what's readily available, for an efficient, sustainable and resourceful home.

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    Gardening

Sharing timeless knowledge, skills, craftsmanship and remedies for a self-sufficient and resourceful home

With an abundance of knowledge and techniques which have been passed down through the generations, we're "making-do-and-mending" with what's readily available, for an efficient, sustainable and resourceful home.

Letters and diary entries

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Autumn traditions

6th October 2025

You may face new challenges each day. Our company can offer you a wide range of business consulting services which can help your business run more efficiently, avoid risks, reduce costs.

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Bundles of pumpkins

4th October 2025

You may face new challenges each day. Our company can offer you a wide range of business consulting services which can help your business run more efficiently, avoid risks, reduce costs.

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Learn more about traditional living, historic houses and social history with our monthly letters

We'll enjoy a natter with plenty of fascinating articles and information from the historic archives, alongside the latest happenings from Eden's Manor. Each letter arrives on the first Tuesday of every month.

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