GRILLED COD ON POMMES SARLADAISE
I can’t help feeling that sarladaise potatoes are the defining dish of south-west France. The combination of the tomato and capers, the sarladaise potatoes and the cod with a bit … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Food, memories and life in the Loire Valley: France
I can’t help feeling that sarladaise potatoes are the defining dish of south-west France. The combination of the tomato and capers, the sarladaise potatoes and the cod with a bit … Continue Reading →
We first tried these amazing garlic prawns at The Rocks In Mornington, Australia. Eaten by the sea with a glass of chilled white wine, this was a beautiful dish, but … Continue Reading →
Oysters. Love ’em or leave them. I suspect I’ve lost many readers already! We first had them with our friends Sally and John, often referred to in this blog … Continue Reading →
As Sophie Grigson says in her opening remarks ” putting red wine with white fish is a bit of a shock” but in this recipe it really works. Quick and … Continue Reading →
Good Friday is upon us, so why not Cozy up to this delicious Cod and potato stew. It’s creamy, and so full of flavour. Other fish recipes to try. … Continue Reading →
This delicious Fish Cake is another recipe taken from GUNPOWDER. We served it with Burani Raita which is a perfect accompaniment and the crispy fried garlic is a perfect foil … Continue Reading →
We are always on the look out for new ways to prepare Mussels, and this one in the Guardian a cross between a chowder and a Chinese broth fits … Continue Reading →
Serves 6 Chowders served in what the French call ‘en croustade’ are a bit of a speciality in California, though this white chowder would have originated in New … Continue Reading →