GUJARATI GREEN BEANS
A Madhur Jaffrey recipe – a queen of Indian cooking. Normally Sheila does not go a bundle on green beans, but there is just so much flavor in these—she … Continue Reading →
Author: Sheila Wilton
LIVER VENEZIAN…. (well, sort of)
This recipe is inspired by the famous Liver Veneziana, using small strips of calves liver and onion cooked in white wine and Madeira, but Delia started to ring in … Continue Reading →
FISH IN BATTER
We may not have the broad repertoire of the Spanish or the delicate touch of the Japanese when it comes to fish, but you can’t get a better bit of … Continue Reading →
MUSHROOM RAGU
Rich and evocative of the forest, dried mushrooms will work their magic in this rich mushroom ragout. Nigel Slaters mushroom ragout is a hearty and rich dish. Perfect for these … Continue Reading →
HETE BLUKSEM “HOT LIGHTNING” (new potatoes with apples, pears and bacon)
This is a delicious vegetable dish on a cold winter evening. And who can resist such a name? We served it with The Danish Pork. INGREDIENTS Serves 4 1kg … Continue Reading →
STEGT FLÆSK (Danish roast pork)
Roast pork and crackling with pickled prunes and sweet cucumber, and a traditional Dutch side featuring new potatoes, apples, pears and bacon. HETE BLUKSEM (HOT LIGHTNING) …..And who can … Continue Reading →
MARY BERRY’S GRANNYS GINGER GAKE
This delicious cake is old-fashioned and so moreish. The cake is beautifully sticky and moist, but light in texture and not too dense. Rich, dark moist cake that keeps … Continue Reading →
BULLINADA (Catalan Fish Stew)
Bullinada is a creamy Catalonian seafood stew infused with saffron and garlicky mayonnaise, and brimming with potatoes. It is like the bourride of the French Riviera and the gazpachuelo of … Continue Reading →