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TRAY BAKED ROSE PETAL LAMB CHOPS WITH CHILLI AND HERBS

By Sheila Wilton
February 16, 2019
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Spring is in the air, so why not go the Lamb route, and I make no apologies for yet again calling on Sabrina Ghayour. This is the kind of food I want to … Continue Reading →

VILLAGE LIFE VOL 3

By Sheila Wilton
February 13, 2019
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I thought it was time to put “pen” to paper with more news and stories from Monk valley. Life continues is be good and not a week passes by, without … Continue Reading →

SOUPE A L’ OIGNON (French Onion Soup)

By Sheila Wilton
February 13, 2019
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The subtle smoky flavoured Soupe à l’Oignon is associated with the réveillon on Christmas Eve and is a traditional winter favourite, and is also a firm favourite in Monkvalley. INGREDIENTS … Continue Reading →

MASALA FISH CAKES

By Sheila Wilton
February 9, 2019
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This delicious Fish Cake is another recipe taken form our new recipe book GUNPOWDER. We served it with Burani Raita which is a perfect accompaniment and the crispy fried garlic … Continue Reading →

BEEF PEPPER FRY

By Sheila Wilton
January 20, 2019
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Indian cuisine is a passion of ours particularly Sheila , however, one must admit the preparation is often all time consuming. The list of ingredients can also be exhausting to … Continue Reading →

CHICKEN TANDOORI 1

By Sheila Wilton
January 17, 2019
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Marinated with yogurt and spices, this tandoori chicken recipe is a winner. We think the fenugreek and sumac gives it that magic touch, Now the recipe calls for Mango … Continue Reading →

MUSSEL RICE AND SWEETCORN SOUP

By Sheila Wilton
December 26, 2018
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We are always on the look out for new ways to prepare Mussels, and this one in the Guardian a cross between a chowder and a Chinese broth fits … Continue Reading →

BREAD SUACE

By Sheila Wilton
December 23, 2018
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Sheila’s Bread sauce is a legend in the families. Packed full of flavour from the cloves, bay, and peppercorns. I did once cause great consternation when I idly suggested “This … Continue Reading →

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