Category: Blog
-
Slow-cooked Sausage Casserole
Written by
on
This is an unbelievably simple recipe, with only 5 ingredients in the casserole. There is no depth of flavour here in truth, there are certainly modifications you could make to…
-
Turkey Schnitzel
Written by
on
This whole thing was a powerful collection of flavours, picked chillies and artichoke hearts, anchovies and capers. They ride close to the edge, but it’s delicious and really brought all…
-
Shepherd's Pie & Peas
Written by
on
This is roughly taken from Gordan Ramsay’s recipe.Although I added a mix of beef mince and turkey mince, which I thought worked very well, as did the suggested grating of…
-
Christmas slow-cooker filet of beef, glazed carrots and sour cream mash
Written by
on
The sour cream and chive mash is exceptional, and just an awful thing to do to your body. but I wholeheartedly recommend it. It works wonderfully with some Dijon mustard.…
-
Turkey Burger & Kohlrabi slaw
Written by
on
Turkey meat is quietly climbing onto my list of favourites. Inexpensive, more flavoursome than chicken and lean. It takes a little more care to keep moist, but giving it that…
-
-
Gammon and duck eggs
Written by
on
Really good, lovely, luxurious combo with the rich duck eggs and the gammon a real treat. The pork scratchings gravy on the other hand is rather gilding the lilly,and can…
-
Pesto Tagliatelle with Almond Sprouts
Written by
on
A festive concoction to provide a dose of winter vitamins. Using the leftover pesto from yesterday’s courgetti dish, and the sprouts cooked in Rory O’Connell’s method, which is by far…
-
Courgetti with Baked Ricotta
Written by
on
Second go for this one. Nice and fresh again. Making the courgetti yourself turns this into a slightly laborious task though. A few changes, mostly for the better, one for…
-
Fresh Thai Curry
Written by
on
Hm. I have to say I’m not blown away with this recipe. I don’t think it’s the clearest set of instructions I’ve ever read, leaving much to interpret. This is…