ROAST TOMATO SAUCE
If you have (almost) more tomatoes than you know what to do with, this sauce is not only delicious and enormously versatile, and it freezes brilliantly for up to six … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
If you have (almost) more tomatoes than you know what to do with, this sauce is not only delicious and enormously versatile, and it freezes brilliantly for up to six … Continue Reading →
Asian inspired stir fried Bok Choi recipe with with a light and flavorful red pepper sauce. It is quick and easy, healthy and ready in 20 minutes. Perfect with Pork. … Continue Reading →
This easy dish is always good to make. It’s an excellent salad for summer, and a good way to use up all those pickings. INGREDIENTS Serve 4 500 g French … Continue Reading →
Make the most of a glut of courgettes with these easy, speedy fritters made with halloumi and sesame seeds. Serve with the delicious chilli honey drizzle. INGREDIENTS 2 medium … Continue Reading →
Cathy first cooked these for us on the occasion of the Tour De France Indian feast. They are delicious. These Keema Puffs are flaky, buttery, and filled with a lightly … Continue Reading →
Celeriac adds a nutty tone to this classic dauphinoise. Serve this creamy, garlicky side dish with your favourite Sunday roast. and any left overs blitz with chicken stock to … 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 →
It is easy to mix a Vinaigrette together without a recipe, but this recipe by Diana Henry is a bit different and worth remembering. Capers and ground mixed spice … Continue Reading →