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  • Spanish beans and picada

    Spanish beans and picada

    This should have almonds and Marsala in it… They’re even in the original title of the thing. But I forgot to use the almonds and had no Marsala. Continuing my…

  • Roast red peppers with nduja

    Real nice. Used feta instead of burrata, baked with the peppers from the start, which worked.  Happy to try out with burrata or mozzarella also though. Could push it another…

  • Budget Bolognese

    This is definitely a bolognese in the non-Italian sense of the word, however I have to say it’s a pretty great recipe for full, saucy, flavoursome interpretation of the dish.…

  • Pea pasta and broccoli

    Pea pasta and broccoli

    Excellent. Doesn’t take long, lovely and fresh, lots of veg. Definitely one to repeat. From Eat to beat pg. 169

  • Rhubarb Crumble

    Crumble Mix: 140g Plain flour 100g Soft brown sugar 25g Oats (speedicook) 35g Ground almonds 100g Butter Pinch of salt Enough Double cream to make bloobles Except the cream, add…

  • Hot and sour silken tofu

    There are aspects of this that I knew wouldn’t work as written… Unheated broth, spring onions, uncooked garlic. All are warning signs for personal preferences as well as demands of…

  • Rice cooked with sea bream

    Rice cooked with sea bream

    Japanese rice cooked with dashi, instant in this case.  Cooked with a whole fish rather than the suggested fillets, and I modified the cooking instructions such that I only grilled…

  • Chicken, Lentil & Fresh Turmeric Soup

    Not really a week night meal, quite time consuming to prepare!  And remember to use disposable gloves for the turmeric next time.  It is… tenacious.  But this is lovely and…

  • Red braised pork

    Red braised pork

    Oo this is extremely good. Delicious pork, the blanche and fry steps before braising prevent this from becoming a lump of fatty amorphous protein and the braising liquor is delightfully…

  • Gong Bao (Kung Pow)

    Ooo boy… This is… authentic.  Spicy and tingly, sweet and sour, crunchy and… tasty.  But I do feel like it might be a bit much for my feeble western tongue.…