SPRING VEGETABLES AND CANNELLINI BEANS
Spring into action with a quickfire cheesy gratin with white beans and vegetables A molten, crunchy-topped gratin full of tender, verdant greens is sure to elicit a few “oohs” … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
Spring into action with a quickfire cheesy gratin with white beans and vegetables A molten, crunchy-topped gratin full of tender, verdant greens is sure to elicit a few “oohs” … Continue Reading →
This is the most typical liver recipe in the Lisbon area. It’s very simple to make, the secret behind the amazing taste is the marinating process that should … Continue Reading →
A big, delicious, melting mush of creamy, garlicky aubergine INGREDIENTS Serves 4 1 large or 2 medium aubergines 4-6 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil Salt Dried red chilli flakes 1-2 garlic … Continue Reading →
This is a simplified take on cassoulet, the famous French bean casserole. I keep the sausage but skip the confit duck, and affectionately dub it ‘Poor Man’s Cassoulet’. One … Continue Reading →
This custard is all about what’s right with the world. It’s Simple. Unfussy. Unpretentious. A delicious and simple dessert INGREDIENTS 2 goose eggs (one was a double-yolk) 950 ml whole … Continue Reading →
Meera Sodha’s vegan recipe for white bean, leek and artichoke stew: A spring-forward kind of dish that anticipates fresher ingredients to come, but that’s still hearty enough to be … Continue Reading →
This recipe is all about winter comfort food. Comfort food par excellence, and ideal for making the day before. All ready to reheat and impress Braised pork cheeks in … Continue Reading →
Spain is famously known for their omelettes, especially the classic Tortilla de Patatas. However, this recipe Tortilla de Patatas con Queso Manchego, is probably the best one we’ve tried . … Continue Reading →