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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
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It's that time of year already and who can believe it! We wish you all the very best for the season.
In the meantime, at the practice our lives are ever busy, full of challenges, change and lots of fun.
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••It's all CHANGE
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People come and people go and
no matter who, everyone who has
ever been part of the NC team has enriched our lives.
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Vanessa Waters
You may not have met her as she was only with us one day a week, but we shall miss the energy Vanessa bought into the practice. We wish her the best as she moves on to her own practice in January. |
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Clare O'Neill
Joining the Massage team, Clare is a Sports Massage specialist and has trained in Swedish massage and aromatherapy. She will be with us every Friday. You can read all about her here...
Tracy Taylor
Now stepping behind our front desk, Tracy will be working alongside Ros, running our appointments and generally organizing our working lives. A bit more about her background is here... |
Christmas hours...
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It's only a small change, but over the holidays we will be closed on December 25, 26 and 27. On Thursday 28 and Friday 29 we will be open from 11am–3pm. Normal service resumes on January 2, 2018. |
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••Learning new LESSONS
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Training is an ever present part of any Chiropractic business and we have recently taken up the gauntlet to ensure our practical skills are up-to-date.
Under the guidance of an independent instructor, we conducted a fire training session in the practice including increased knowledge on current safety procedures and how to use fire extinguishers. First aid is also particularly important for us so all team members have just recently completed a first aid update.
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••and now for the FUN stuff...
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TOY DAY It's that time of year again and as ever we are continually grateful for your support and the gifts that are already rolling in. Appointments for the day are close to full, but if you would like to take part, please call and we will see what we can do.
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CHRISTMAS COOKING How many people make their own Christmas Puddings? Hand up?? We do and with the aim of making something delicious yet avoiding every possible allergen. This is much easier than you think!
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Ingredients
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100 grams of spelt flour
1 tsp each of ginger, cinnamon & mace
250g mixed raisins, currants & sultanas
100g mixed prunes, apricots or figs
25g dried mixed peel
50g flaked almonds
150g fresh puréed pear or apple
25g butter
2 eggs
150ml apple or pear juice
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50g gram flour + 50g rice flour or 100g chestnut flour
sunflower seeds
coconut oil
2 heaped tsp bicarb soda
100ml juice and 50ml brandy
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Method
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• Soak the dried fruit overnight using half the total liquids – juice or juice and brandy
• Sieve and mix the flours and spices together.
• Mix the eggs, melted butter, puréed pear/apple and remaining liquids into the soaked fruit.
• Add the nuts or seeds to the liquids, then stir the flour thoroughly into that.
• Place a circle of greaseproof paper into the base of a pudding basin, then spoon in the mixture
• Cover with a double layer of paper or foil and tie tightly around the rim.
• Put the basin into a deep pan; add enough water to come halfway up the bowl.
• Cover tightly and simmer for 4-5 hours, checking the water level occasionally
• Once cool, cover with fresh paper or foil and store till needed.
• Reheat by steaming for an hour. |
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