BEETROOT PIZZA WITH CHEDDAR
It is the star of Italian cuisine, Pizza is certainly the most consumed specialty in France and in the world. A nice crispy base and just a few simple ingredients BLUE … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
It is the star of Italian cuisine, Pizza is certainly the most consumed specialty in France and in the world. A nice crispy base and just a few simple ingredients BLUE … Continue Reading →
I love pizza: with a good, thin, burnt-at-the-edges crust that seductively conspires to be both crisp and chewy at the same time. Spare me from those hefty, overloaded slabs favoured … Continue Reading →
I like pizza with only a few simple toppings (three or four at most), so the dough can shine, and this recipe certainly does just that…. and so easy. Don’t … Continue Reading →
When it comes to lemon tart, keep it simple – this should be an elegant, rather than a fussy dish, with a silky, zingy filling encased in thin, delicate pastry, … 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 →
Filo pastry pie stuffed with courgette, feta and cheddar! Smells good, and tastes good. Like so much of Greek food it tastes good at room temperature, and even cold next … 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 →