TUSCAN FRIES
I was interested to read recently a Nigella Lawson way of cooking chips. To begin with I was horrified to learn that she placed the prepared potatoes directly into … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
I was interested to read recently a Nigella Lawson way of cooking chips. To begin with I was horrified to learn that she placed the prepared potatoes directly into … Continue Reading →
Another winner from Rick Stien and for our butcher. The beef is Delicious, and the fries are a revelation, worthy of a separate post. INGREDIENTS A piece of beef fillet … Continue Reading →
These chappis are ridiculously easy to make, but so tasty. INGREDIENTS Makes 6 125g Wholemeal flour sieved Approx. 80ml water METHOD Put the flour in a bowl. Slowly add … Continue Reading →
This roasted cod recipe couldn’t be easier to prepare and tastes really special. A lovely simple way to cook cod. Plenty of flavour from the sweet roasted veg and … Continue Reading →
This recipe is courtesy of Delia Smith and is an absolute winner to serve with drinks. I’ve never been keen on fiddly canapes, but, these are so simple and … Continue Reading →
My default position on seafood is to do as little to it as possible. Hake simply grilled is a great dish as it is, but served with a Noilly … Continue Reading →
Hot cross buns like Mince Pies are festive foods, and they deserve to be treated as such. Special. A rich, golden dough, heavy with spice and sweet with dried … 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 →