BAKED LING WITH MISO GLAZE
Paint this umami-rich, miso-soy glaze onto your ling, cod or other white fish fillet. It is only three ingredients and needs just 15 minutes to marinade and adds depth and … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
Paint this umami-rich, miso-soy glaze onto your ling, cod or other white fish fillet. It is only three ingredients and needs just 15 minutes to marinade and adds depth and … Continue Reading →
John cooked this one very hot day, the temperature nudging 30° It was perfect a huge platter of home prepared calamari with a simple but delicious coriander & lime dipping … Continue Reading →
Treat yourself to sweet Seared Scallops with a Beetroot Puree for a casual, elegant meal. Tender, caramelized scallops nestled on scarlet in swirls of a vibrant, velvety sauce is irresistible. … Continue Reading →
A low fat, prawn stew recipe from Elly Pear makes for a simple and delicious dinner, flavoured with paprika, celeriac and fennel in a tomato sauce This delicious stew … Continue Reading →
This mouth-watering squid and potato stew is local to Sète in the south of France and is based on a Rick Stein recipe. It is a hearty seafood stew … Continue Reading →
Cullen skink, one of Scotland’s most famous dishes, is a hearty soup that is traditionally made with smoked haddock. The name of this soup comes from Cullen, a small town … Continue Reading →
Smooth, nutty tahini is perfectly paired with za’atar-crusted salmon in this quick and easy dish from the Ottolenghi Test Kitchen team. I like the creamy, runny, nutty tahini. Remember some … Continue Reading →
According to yotam ottolenghi the inspiration for this is a tuna melt. It is a great way to use up tins, jars and bits of herbs and cheese that … Continue Reading →