Winter Warmer Pumpkin Soup Ingredients * 2 tbsp olive oil * 2 onion finely chopped * 1kg pumpkin ), peeled, deseeded and chopped into chunks * 4 red chillies de seed and finely chopped * 700ml vegetable stock or chicken stock * 1 pot of reduced fat creme fresh Method Heat 2 tbsp olive oilContinueContinue reading “Oaks Barn Farm Pumpkin Soup”
Tag Archives: the good life
Reducing your Food Carbon Footprint
More questions than answers Living and working on our family farm, it’s easy to become complacent with our own knowledge of exactly where our food comes from. Mostly through the summer our fruit and vegetable consumption is wholly grown on the farm, year round our meat consumption is from our own livestock with lamb muttonContinueContinue reading “Reducing your Food Carbon Footprint”
Understanding the food chain
One of our favourite parts of running a family farm stay. Collecting eggs for breakfast direct from our hens in the orchard, is just one of the magical parts of children having the opportunity to reconnect with nature. For more information on booking a family farm stay and the range of accommodation on offer visitContinueContinue reading “Understanding the food chain”
A Sustainable green holiday destination
Why Oaks Barn Farm Family Farm Stay is greener than the fields that surround us: ✓ Solar panels generate a third of our electricity used on the farm. this year we have generated 1768 units resulting in a Carbon Saving of 28,910kg per annum ✓ Our electric car charge point works on an eco plusContinueContinue reading “A Sustainable green holiday destination”
Exceeding Our Guest Expectations
This week has seen the enhanced installation of a guest 4G network linking The Granary, The Coach House and Shepherd’s View to the EE 4G network. What this will mean for our guests, access to Netflix and Amazon Prime accounts, higher download speeds and full network access around the farm. Additional benefits have given theContinueContinue reading “Exceeding Our Guest Expectations”
Red Pepper & Tomato Soup
Clearing the freezer from last year’s produce. Red peppers Tomatoes Garlic Worcestershire sauce Salt & pepper to season Stock cube Chillies Cooked on the log burner for that true winter feel. Add water or white wine wine as required Allow to cool and blend to desired consistency.
Continuing to Grow Beyond Brexit
For many small businesses the future could be perceived to hold nothing but uncertainty. Truth is in any climate tomorrow comes with no guarantees. There is no better time than now, to hold on tightly to what you are good at, for us it is now, what has always been providing good quality family farmContinueContinue reading “Continuing to Grow Beyond Brexit”
Recycling Biomass Ash
Using by-products of biomass heating for plant growth
Small Steps to a Sustainable Future
Business assets stretch further than a balance sheet, if managed with vision they will pay back beyond your imagination. Five years ago we turned over a section of our field to create an orchard, we planted Apple trees cherry, mulberry, peach, cobnut, green gauge, damson and a selection of fruit bushes. Today these feed ourselves,ContinueContinue reading “Small Steps to a Sustainable Future”


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