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The magical, botanical, illuminated trail
CHRISTMAS
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A new trail of after-dark festive fun for the family Sparkle Trees • Laser Garden • Fire Garden Tunnel of Light • Father Christmas
26 NOV – 3 JAN 2 NEM
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FOR YOU WHEN YOU VISIT US
? Why wait day! Pop in to At the Orchard bar we pride ourselves on serving delicious home-made meals, using the best locally sourced ingredients. Situated just a two minute walk from the East gate at the Botanic gardens, we are ideally suited to provide a hearty meal for a winter walk around the gardens.
Due to a lesser number of tables in these times we would advise booking in advance to avoid disappointment. Please call us on 0131 550 0850 or book through our website at www.theorchardbar.co.uk where you will also find our up to date menus and opening times.
the Orchard bar | 1-2 Howard Place | Canonmills | Edinburgh EH3 5JZ Tel: 0131 550 0850 www.theorchardbar.co.uk info@theorchardbar.co.uk
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ello and a warm welcome to our Winter issue and final magazine of the year. What a year this has been and I’m sure we’ll be all glad to see the back of 2020! In addition to having to deal with the Covid lockdown and restrictions Stockbridge has also had the misfortune to have to contend with major roadworks, however these are now complete. On a positive note it’s nice to see Dobbies now occupying one of the units in the Raeburn development and hopefully we’ll see the remaining units open before too long. As I write this it’s just been announced a vaccine will now soon be available which should give us all hope that there is light at the end of the tunnel; perhaps we can enjoy our festive period. This issue has its usual mix of seasonal adverts and editorial which I hope you’ll find useful. Local businesses need your support especially this year, so please shop local wherever possible. Finally may I wish you all the best for a more ‘normal’, happy and healthy 2021.
CONTENTS 07 Introduction to fermenting 12 Winter walk 22 Make the fastest Xmas mincemeat pies ever! 26 Last International & UK Posting Dates 2020 27 Useful contact numbers
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stablished in 2020 Edinburgh Mercantile is a family business that values the heritage of an old general store whilst bringing modern thinking to fit lifestyles today. A purveyor of useful and beautiful objects Edinburgh Mercantile has a utilitarian ethos. Working with small makers and trusted designers we put a distinct emphasis on the practical use of everything we sell. Genuine products which bring good honest craftsmanship to the fore which are joyful to own and use. NEM 5
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OUR QUICK INTRODUCTION TO FERMENTING If you’ve always wondered about fermented foods and the potential of making your own, we are here to let you know that not only do fermented foods provide many health benefits, but with a little experimentation you can make them easily at home too!
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he benefits of eating fermented foods include the increase of ‘good’ bacteria in your gut and protection from ‘bad’ bacteria, enhancing the inherent nutrients of the food, building your body’s immunity and aiding both digestive and pre-digestive processes. Fermenting is also useful for converting food into a long-life form and transforming an indigestible food such as soya beans (which are toxic to humans in their raw form) into an edible and digestible state. There are two main ways of fermenting, both of which you can do at home. Wild fermenting uses the organisms already in the food, but you can also opt to use a starter culture to get the ball rolling. We recommend first-time fermenters to experiment with something simple, such as kimchi. Get started with our Kimchi recipe.
RECIPE FOR KIMCHI Ingredients • • • • • • • • •
Shortcrust pastry 375g 1 finely sliced turnip or radish 1 finely sliced/grated cabbage 2-3 shallots 1 sliced apple 2-3 chopped carrots 2 crushed cloves of garlic 1 finely chopped chilli 2 tspns mineral or rock salt
Method Massage the salt into the cabbage and cover with water in your bowl, leaving for a minimum of 10 minutes. In the meanwhile mix together the rest of your ingredients. Rinse the cabbage and mix all ingredients together before squashing down into a large jar. The vegetables should be covered in their own natural juice, however if there is not enough you can simply add salted water (brine) or celery juice. Make sure to cover the vegetables completely, and leave at least the top inch of the jar empty to allow space for your mixture to bubble.
Close the lid tightly and allow the Kimchi to ferment, we recommend tasting it daily until you find it to your taste as the longer it is left to ferment the stronger the flavour will be. Once you have the flavour you enjoy, transfer it to the fridge and enjoy! Enjoy!
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A tour for every shoe
Edinburgh Walking Tour Co. Edinburgh Walking Tour Company is run by three professional Scottish Tour Guides, members of the Scottish Tourist Guides Association, only professional licenced guiding authority in Scotland. We offer a wide range of walking tours in Edinburgh ranging from individuals to families to groups large and small and we able to offer our services to businesses, corporate and incentive.
Walking Tour prices from £7 to £11
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The Twilght Tour starting (St Andrew Square Gardens) by the coffee kiosk at 4pm and concluding in Stockbridge at 5.30pm.
These tours give a great insight into the very different history of Edinburgh, stories, anecdotes, views, urban nature and led by tour guides with a passion for our great city. Website: www.edinburghwalkingtour.com Email: info@edinburghwalkingtour.com We abide very strictly with the rules laid down by the government on social distancing.
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Indian Prison Dhurries The end of the 19th century in late colonial India bears witness to a revival of textile industry and carpet weaving. Interestingly enough, many products of this re-emerging economy, fine quality rugs in intricate designs, came from Indian prison factories. The so-called Jeeli or jail carpet was not a new idea; earlier, in the 16th century, Mughal Emperor Akbar is said to have brought skilled weavers from Persia to teach the art to inmates in Mughal jails across the Subcontinent. The idea appealed later to British authorities who decided to continue the Mughal tradition in the 19th and early 20th century. Apart from the obvious economic reasons, weaving was viewed as part of prisoners’ ‘reform’ therapy. Jeelis were produces in a variety of styles; opulent wool pile carpets emulating ancient Persian designs, or simple kilim-like Dhurries, an Indian tradition from the time immemorial. It is however the humble cotton yarn dhurries that have of late become most coveted home décor floor coverings and a popular choice of many designers in the west. 10 NEM
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Winter Walk From Dean Village to Canonmills Whether you’re an architecture obsessive, self-confessed fun seeker or urban adventurer, the smorgasbord of culture in Edinburgh lends itself to some epic pub walks. Hovering close to some of the city’s optimal drinking arteries are a slew of walking routes worth seeking. So that you can drink your merry way around this spirited city, explore our edit of the perfect pub walks in Scotland’s capital.
single malts and pies. Next, nip to the historic Grassmarket area — take note of sublime castle views — and end your expedition at the Blue Blazer, a cracking old pub and magnet for a hodgepodge of personalities. The drinks menu, with its guest ales, 75 rums and 50 malt whiskies, is hard to beat.
The First-Timer Tipple Trail
Yes, we call this route — Dean Village to the Botanics to Canonmills — the all-inclusive bottomless buffet walk, as the wealth of possibilities are never ending! This circular walk showcases some of the city’s best architecture, authentic drinking dens, shopping and striking scenery. Begin at the picturesque Water of Leith Walkway and meander towards Stockbridge. Swing by Dean Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, weaving in and out of the alluring gift and second hand shops while you’re at it. Stop at the Orchard Bar and Restaurant situated in Canonmills at the corner of Howard Place
Perfect for those looking to become acquainted with the city, the Halfway House to the Bow Bar and then the Blue Blazer is a braw way to start. Begin your drinking journey by Waverley train station and tackle the mighty steps up to Market Street. This enchanting confined stone alleyway is a prime example of a Scottish close. Infused with character, Halfway House will make the best first impression. After the first brew, trudge up the famous cobbled Royal Mile and swing a left towards Upper Bow. The compact Bow Bar is unpretentious and sports superb cask beers,
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and Warriston Road. After refueling, head to the Botanics and stroll through the grounds punctuated with beautiful plants and eyecatching Victorian glasshouses. After exiting through the East Gate, make your way to the Orchard and pick your poison. Next, the New Town. Embrace the beautiful architecture and wander forward in the direction of Circus Lane and then King George V Park. For the final destination, hit up The Antiquary, an intimate subterranean bar.
Then trace the Water of Leith Walkway all the way until you can smell the fresh sea air and see some of the best pubs in town. Although you could frequent Leith bars all day and night, extending the walk accordingly, two that stand out are Malt & Hops, an age-old pub dating back to 1749, and Teuchters Landing, a drinking institution overflowing with banter and endless booze choices. King’s Wark and The Lioness Of Leith are also strong contenders.
The Urban Architecture Adventure
The Hard Liquor Historic Run-Around
It may be a tad dramatic of a name, but this route is not your average amble-andpint kind of trail. It will, however, be worth the wandering when the insanely striking panoramic views set in. Start by scaling Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh’s mystical mountain peak attached to legends of King Arthur, and stop at the Sheep Heid Inn, perhaps the oldest pub in the city and even Scotland. This veteran booze palace has an old-school bowling alley and personality for days. If you can pry yourself away, saunter along the Innocent Railway Path until you reach the bottom of the hill. Next, canter along to the Auld Hoose, a trendy spot with a determined jukebox.
The Water Way Wander
We all know that nothing goes better with water than whisky and a lone ice cube — at least in Scotland we do. Start this postcard perfect pub walk with a generous hydration session at the trusty old Stockbridge Tap.
Begin your urban architecture adventure at Café Royal, a joyful vision to look at, and make sure to sample every whisky, ale and seafood platter in sight. Although Café Royal is striking enough to merit an all day kind of drink fest, start strolling along the magical lane that is Rose Street. Turn right at Charlotte Square and prowl Young Street until Oxford Bar enters the radar. This dynamite gem of a drinking den is as basic as can be and yet, nowhere else will you find better banter, sumptuous ales and a delightfully frill-free atmosphere. Literature lovers will know this place as an inspiration for Scots author Ian Rankin. When the next bar beckons, head to Kays Bar on Jamaica Street, a unique Victorian style Bar with an intimate atmosphere. It’s worth meandering the nearby streets, if only to absorb the striking Georgian edifices and welcoming windows.
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hen it comes to buying and selling property in Scotland, at Cullerton’s you can rely on us to take care of everything. Our in-depth analysis and sharp grasp of market trends means you can always count on prudent, honest advice and sales success. From our office on St Stephen Street in Stockbridge, our close circle of handpicked, award-winning professionals and partnerships will exceed your property service expectations.
We take pride in our business practices, particularly our steadfast attitude towards fairness and equality in the workplace, environmental conservation, and our pro-active support of our partner charities in Edinburgh and across the UK. Owner and founder Mark Cullerton is well-known within the Scottish property industry for his unique blend of market acumen and strong business ethics. Our personal approach and bespoke marketing deliver outstanding results!
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alidon Home is a gem of a shop in the heart of Edinburgh’s Newtown offering home interiors, original gifts, beautiful decorations, jewellery and cashmere, as well as interiors advice and a free sourcing service for furniture, lighting, rugs and more. Owner, Aveline Evans, buys mostly from small suppliers across Europe, aiming to be different in the pieces she sources, and focusing on quality, individuality and keen pricing. Given the year we’ve all had, make sure you enjoy your gift and decoration buying this Christmas perusing this gorgeous store in Stockbridge.
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2020 Review – look ahead to 2021 the number of homes coming to market is still significantly up compared to last year. For those selling in Stockbridge, the last 6 months of 2020 have been fantastic.
2020 is a year that most of us will want to forget but we will not be able to. It has presented us all with challenges that we’ve never faced before. The property industry certainly hasn’t escaped unscathed with landlords, tenants, sellers and buyers, facing uncertain times and those that operate short lets, struggling with travel restrictions for many months. In property sales, we went from a point where everything including viewings, negotiations, and conveyancing all came to a shuddering halt in March, to the strongest market Edinburgh has seen in over a decade between June and October. Zoopla estimates that the current average value for any property type in Stockbridge has risen by 4.42% in the last 12 months, with the current average value of a flat placed at £257,531. The ESPC has estimated that between August and October 2020,
The number of new listings in Edinburgh and the Lothians, more generally, is up 44.4% year-on-year. The average sale time dropped from 21 days to just 17 days at the height of the boom. We believe that this is down to people’s priorities changing after periods of reflection during the March-June Lockdown, leading to massive pent-up demand. Families are placing more emphasis on space and less on location with working from home looking set to continue into life after Covid. At Evergreen Property, we have been proud to work (mostly from home) throughout the pandemic, ensuring landlords, sellers, buyers, tenants and guests received a firstclass service. We continue to work and are happy to discuss any aspect of property in Stockbridge. The best way to get hold of us in these uncertain times is by phone, please call 0131 235 2373 and choose the option that best suits your enquiry. Evergreen Property 0131 235 2373 NEM 21
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Make the fastest Xmas mincemeat pies ever!
Until you actually make these you’ll never appreciate just how easy and fast these are! You can freeze them and re-heat in a hot oven straight from the freezer.
Ingredients • Shortcrust pastry 375g • Mincemeat of your choice 400g (use only 3/4 of jar) • Almonds 42 • Cranberries 42 • A little milk • Golden caster sugar • Icing sugar to serve • Lightly greased baking sheet
Method Pre-heat oven to gas mark 7 Begin by unrolling the packet of pastry and leaving it on the cellophane then cut 28 five cm discs and arrange them on the baking tray. Next using a 4cm cutter press this into the centre of each disc, making an incision to just 3/4 of the way into the pastry, (but be careful not to go right through). Now brush the edge of each disc with a little milk, the pile about a teaspoonful of mincemeat into the centre of disc. Arrange 3 almonds on half of the mince pies and 3 cranberries on the rest, then dust the nuts and cranberries with a little caster sugar. Bake the mince pies on the high shelf of the oven for 10–12 minutes or until golden, then remove them to a wire cooling tray. Serve warm dusted with icing sugar. NB: if freezing the pies allow them to cool, then transfer to a plastic freezer box layered with baking parchment. To re-heat, cook from frozen in an oven pre-heated to gas mark seven and cook for 4-5 minutes, then dust with icing sugar. Enjoy!
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Find your perfect easy-access bathroom with the Edinburgh bathing mobility specialist Are you struggling to use your existing bathroom? Perhaps your mobility has decreased, and you can’t manage that step into the bath or shower anymore? Bathing is essential to health and wellbeing and it’s important that you can live independently in your own home. If it’s time to make changes to your bathroom, it makes sense to speak with a specialist. When using the Bathing Mobility Advisory Service (BMAS), you really are in expert hands. Unlike some bathroom companies, our sole focus is bathing mobility and we are passionate about helping people bathe safely in their own home. BMAS appreciates the investment you are making in selecting a new wet room, mobility shower or bath. You are looking for an enhanced, safe bathing experience and a better quality of life, and our bathing mobility experts are here to help you choose the right solution that suits your needs and budget. We take care of everything We don’t believe in ‘package’ bathrooms, as we know that every customer is different with individual requirements. Which is why we offer a free design consultation service so we can find out all about you, with absolutely no obligation of course. 24 NEM
Your new bathroom will be entirely bespoke and designed around you to create a safe and suitable environment. Then let us take care of every aspect related to creating your perfect, safe easyaccess bathroom. You won’t be dealing with multiple contractors or strangers in a call centre. Our aim is to make the whole process an enjoyable experience for our customers and we pride ourselves on our high level of personal service. All work is completed on time by our own tradespeople who will minimise disruption to your daily routine and leave your home clean and tidy. We remove all rubbish at the end of the project and your bathroom is signed off personally by the BMAS installation manager. Transform your bathroom today with BMAS Please contact us to find out how we can help transform your bathroom. Our experts will be pleased to talk through your ideas and offer advice to get your plans moving! Open 10am–5pm, Mon–Sat 0131 668 2227 7a Grange Road, Edinburgh info@bathingmobility.co.uk bathingmobility.co.uk
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