Roasting vegetables transforms them – they become so sweet and delicious without losing their colours. They are great as they are as a side vegetable with grilled meats or fish, or can be tossed into pasta, popped onto a pizza base with mozzarella, used with cheese in a panini or simply...
This is for all of us who have a part jar or two of marmalade sitting in the cupboard or fridge. It’s quick, it’s tasty, it’s light and perfect to go with a cup of tea with it’s sharp and tangy flavour. You can ring the changes by using all types of marmalade and coarse...
Traditionally made with pigeon or quail, Bastille is a lovely combination of spicy, nutty and sweet chicken pie having an unusual filling made with the hot stock and eggs creating a thick sauce, and all encased in crispy filo pastry. A layer of almond sugar adds to the flavour.
Moroccan Beetroot and Spinach Salad with Paprika and a Natural Yogurt Dressing
27th April 2018
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Its a bit like Marmite – You love it or hate it! Beetroot – Traditionally that beautifully deep purple shiny ball – though nowadays you can source a variety of colours and shapes. You can boil it, roast it, grate it raw, have it in soups, salads and cakes. Delicious as a Rosti...
I love halloumi and often have it sliced with my crinkly cutter, sprinkled with some spices and popped into a hot pan. Often you can find yourself left with half a packet. this recipe is ideal for using that other half – simply half the recipe! A great Vegetarian and Gluten-free burger...
Thai-Spiced Vegetable Curry in a Rich Coconut Sauce
30th March 2018
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A spicy, vegetable curry which is nutritious and packed with flavour. It is also great for using up a load of spices which just sit in the cupboard. I make up a jar of the spices and keep them in the cupboard ready to use- saves time and ensures you have them all there ready.