BAKED TOMATOES WITH TUNA AND BORLOTTI
We loved this dish, a perfect summers dinner. You could skip the tune and use tinned artichokes, or skip the tuna. Full stop. Ingredients Serves 2 450 g of … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
We loved this dish, a perfect summers dinner. You could skip the tune and use tinned artichokes, or skip the tuna. Full stop. Ingredients Serves 2 450 g of … Continue Reading →
This popular Korean dish is eaten in the same fashion as the barbecued Bulgogi, with lettuce wraps, herbs, kimchi and spicy ssamjang sauce. The pork is marinated in a red … Continue Reading →
Many times I’ve commented on my love of pasta dishes and one by Felicity Cloak really appealed- Courgettes Carbonara. So simple to prepare – we chose mint over basil … Continue Reading →
A classic combination, if you have never tried braised duck, get ready for a great melt-in-the-mouth meal Serves 6 Ingredients 6 ducks legs 1 onion, chopped 2 garlic cloves, chopped … 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 →
With the help of a few simple pantry ingredients, the unassuming chickpea can be transformed into a hearty meal fit for any weeknight supper. If you want to make this … 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 →
Salmon. A treat for Sheila! I think most of you know Sheila does not like Salmon, that is, unless its covered in strong flavours that disguise the taste … Continue Reading →