HOT AND SWEET GINGER CHICKEN
Sticky, messy, and quick, these are really delicious and tasty: as Diana Henry suggests hands should be encouraged. I just love her recipes, simple but with bags of flavour. … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
Sticky, messy, and quick, these are really delicious and tasty: as Diana Henry suggests hands should be encouraged. I just love her recipes, simple but with bags of flavour. … 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 →
This a good one to make for guests. Sweet and sour, different textures, pretty colours, and the succulent chicken thighs. We first cooked it for Ginette and André. They keep … Continue Reading →
Dinner last night (Sunday) was a slight experiment! For a long time we have both been toying with using lavender in recipe. Sheila saw a Dianne Henry one – chicken … Continue Reading →
This is a delightful recipe for Summer braised chicken with tomatoes, is an uncomplicated dish, tasty and using ingredients easy to source. We used a homemade chicken stock (a River … Continue Reading →
Moving on back to Diana Henry. This is a perfect recipe for a sunny day in Lockdown France. Sheila found the double cabs a tad too much, and prefered the … Continue Reading →
“I love chicken thighs they are succulent and so much better than breasts, which can dry out”. So said Diane Henry in her opening paragraph for this recipe. Well! … Continue Reading →
The wonderful combination of chicken cooked with sherry, sherry vinegar and tarragon is simply superb creating delicious flavours. It is also good to spread the love. We cooked this dish … Continue Reading →