SHEPHERD’S PIE
While Shepherd’s Pie is traditionally made with lamb, beef is just as tasty in this recipe, and I do believe that browning the mince first does add more flavour. … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
While Shepherd’s Pie is traditionally made with lamb, beef is just as tasty in this recipe, and I do believe that browning the mince first does add more flavour. … Continue Reading →
It is the ultimate show-off beef dish, for high days, and holidays. Our “must have” on New years eve. INGREDIENTS 10g dried porcini mushrooms 50g butter 2 shallots, finely chopped … Continue Reading →
One of our favourite times of the year, after Christmas of course, is Summer. Sun filled days, spent in the garden. The tomatoes and courgettes are ripe and … Continue Reading →
This is the tastiest, fruitest, quickest most delicious Raspberry Jam you will ever taste. You will need 450g of Raspberries and 450g of sugar. Place sugar in an … Continue Reading →
This chutney recipe is a great way of using up all those green tomatoes from your garden that just refuse to ripen. I call it “Delia’s Branston” INGREDIENTS (makes … Continue Reading →
“Pickle lila” is an Indian pickle. Vegetables preserved in a brine a vinegar sauce flavoured with spices. It is still the same today. This version by Delia eats well with, … Continue Reading →
In Nigel Slater’s introduction to the Pork Pie in his article for Guardian he observes:- “it has never really occurred to me to make my own pork pie. I mean, … Continue Reading →
I love a mince pie – that tiny, pie that somehow manages to catch the very essence of Christmas; the flavours, scents and spices, the luxury and richness of it all. … Continue Reading →