QUINCE JELLY
The secret to a good quince jelly, I think, is to simmer the fruit for a long time so it reaches a beautiful pink colour. Like crab apples, quinces turn … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
The secret to a good quince jelly, I think, is to simmer the fruit for a long time so it reaches a beautiful pink colour. Like crab apples, quinces turn … Continue Reading →
One bite of this parsley-specked carrots salad doused with lemon Dijon vinaigrette and you’ll know why it’s standard fare in every French bistro, and market. The salad is not only … Continue Reading →
Pumpkin & Ginger Jam tastes more like marmalade than jam due to the crystallised ginger and lemon but there is also the subtle sweetness. Sweet and spicy, and delicious. … Continue Reading →
The sweet flesh of squash or pumpkin takes on a new character as it nestles down in the pan with onion, spices, sugar and vinegar. This chutney is rich, thick … Continue Reading →
It’s pumpkin season. I love everything pumpkin! This spice mix is so easy. INGREDIENTS 3 tablespoons ground cinnamon 2 teaspoons ground ginger 2 teaspoons nutmeg 1 ½ teaspoons ground allspice … Continue Reading →
This berbere recipe can be used in countless Ethiopian and Eritrean dishes, and is very much a cornerstone ingredient in these cuisines. It adds a heady depth of flavour to … Continue Reading →
A light salad with plenty of green vegetables, a chilli lime dressing, fresh mint We’ve used vibrant broad beans to add a vibrant splash of colour. Fresh, light and full … Continue Reading →
Pickled red cabbage and Pickled Onions are the two most popular pickles. The crisp cabbage blends with so many dishes, it is a colourful accompaniment to cheese or meat. … Continue Reading →