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When you make this, go for firm apples that will not fall about. It takes time do prepare the caramel. It needs to done over medium heat, taking your time … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Food, memories and life in the Loire Valley: France
When you make this, go for firm apples that will not fall about. It takes time do prepare the caramel. It needs to done over medium heat, taking your time … Continue Reading →
Gigot d’agneau à la Normande sounds so much more exciting then Lamb cooked in the Normandy style. One pleasure of Normandy is eating Lamb that has taken on … Continue Reading →
Ginger braised beef cheeks by Tom Kerridge. Like many of Tom Kerridge’s recipes it’s quite involved – although this one is time consuming rather than technique. I was quite … Continue Reading →
Daube Dizef. This spicy dish of eggs in a spicy tomato sauce is a recipe from Sophie Grigson. The term “daube des oeufs ” (stew of eggs) … Continue Reading →
Ingredients 4 chicken legs, approx 220g each Salt and pepper Small bunches of thyme and sage 2 lemons 1 orange 8 garlic cloves, peeled 6 cm root ginger, unpeeled, cut … Continue Reading →
We continue to be enthusiastic for Gordon Ramsay’s Ultimate Cookery Course. Featured on a food channel the notorious chef is calm and good to watch. We love Chicken and … Continue Reading →
A recipe from Diana Henry’s “From the Oven to the Table“, our latest cookbook: Chicken & cauliflower with “Nduja is a powerfully flavoured dish. Easy and delicious! I reduced the amount … Continue Reading →
Since we moved to France we have started to love the gamey taste of rabbit. Sheila cooked this on Sunday and it is a tad involved, but the rich taste … Continue Reading →