GRIDDLED COURGETTE SALAD
This is quite an unusual salad and terribly simple to make. It’s great because it’s a nice little side dish that will go with things like , cured meats, … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
This is quite an unusual salad and terribly simple to make. It’s great because it’s a nice little side dish that will go with things like , cured meats, … Continue Reading →
This is a definitive winner. From Diana Henry’s book “How to eat a peach “. Full flavours, a good spicy hit. I had to drink up the juices with a spoon. … Continue Reading →
An easy Korean cucumber side dish that’s spicy, slightly sweet and tangy! It’ll be an excellent complement to any of your main dishes. Sheila served it with the BRAISED … Continue Reading →
Halloumi, a cheese from Cyprus traditionally made from goat’s and sheep’s milk, is an excellent alternative to meat as it retains its texture when cooked and remains deliciously firm. We … Continue Reading →
Turkish white bean salad. Another store cupboard menu. So simple: Beans, red onions, parsley, but it was the dressing, using tahini which was a taste bud revelation. INGREDIENTS Serves 4 … Continue Reading →
One of the most popular salads in Iran, Salad Olivieh is believed to have taken its influence from Russia and the salade russe, With Chicken, eggs, and cucumber added. … Continue Reading →
A light summer salad by Rick Stein – melon (charentais) tomato, cucumber and feta cheese. The dressing was tangy, and instead of the fresh mint (I’m finding this too bitter … Continue Reading →
This easy and tasty dressing makes a refreshing change to the usual french style vinegarette. Ingredients serves 4 1 kg Tomatoes thickly sliced 6 – 8 mint leaves Sea … Continue Reading →