Lime, Almond and Strawberry Chutney
When Richard phoned and asked me to make one kilo of strawberry chutney, I was confused and slightly skeptical.
Wow was my skepticism put to bed once I got started. This…
When Richard phoned and asked me to make one kilo of strawberry chutney, I was confused and slightly skeptical.
Wow was my skepticism put to bed once I got started. This…
The inspiration for this dish came from Stephen Williams,the chef at the Harwood Arms. We went there last week to take photos of the pub and Stephen served up some…
The outdoor rhubarb season is in full swing. The combination of rhubarb with duck is a match made in heaven.
I have made the pickled rhubarb twice ,once with forced rhubarb…
One Friday morning in March I went to the Vineyard at Stockcross where chef John Campbell(two michelin stars) is at the helm.
Head Chef Peter Eaton cooked this amazing dish of…
Yum yum is the thought that spring to mind when thinking about these lip smacking delicious little gems. Packed with natural gelatine, and when cooked for a few hours they…
I love pork and only buy British pork. It does make me angry when I see supermarkets stocking pork from alternative origins. I can’t understand the reasoning behind it as…
Pork Belly is food for the gods in our home.
I use the sous-vide cooking method for this recipe of Pork Belly Croquettes . It does take 12 hours but is…
Sous-vide cooking has brought a lot of joy to me. I love to discover and experiment with new ingredients and equipment.I received the water bath as a gift from Ross …
Growing vegetables has been a new and humble experience for me.It has given me a new found respect for the food we eat. I had a good harvest last summer…
Piccalilli is the king of the pickles. Once a year in a rather ceremonial fashion there is an official piccalilli making date in our household calendar.This occurs just before Christmas…