Lamb Curry
Shamefully, I don’t know the specific curry type of this recipe. It was one I was given by a very dear friend who I used to cook with a lot and it is certainly one of the best curries I…
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Shamefully, I don’t know the specific curry type of this recipe. It was one I was given by a very dear friend who I used to cook with a lot and it is certainly one of the best curries I…
Continue readingSitting by a beach, or in a street side cafe in some sun scorched, winding Spanish town, there is probably, chances are, nothing more I would rather possess than a dish of this and a large glass of rioja. A…
Continue readingThis is a yummy Japanese inspired recipe that I concocted up on a night when I was feeling like something light and a bit more elegant than my normal PIE. Poaching chicken is a great way of preserving lots of…
Continue readingI made these to accompany the Turkish Baked Eggs (click here for recipe) I made for November’s InGoodTaste @ ZoneOneRadio show upon Keeping it Local! If you want to cook along to the dulcet tones of my voice, have a…
Continue readingI cooked this recently for the weekly radio show that I do for In Good Taste and Zone One Radio for our locality episode. Now, I know Turkey isn’t local, but the ingredients were and it tasted damn good at…
Continue readingSticky Toffee Pudding; the dream (of the most sordid kind), the obsession, the way to any individual’s heart. Name me one man, celebrity or not, that I could not snare with this dessert. I’ll beat you to it and name…
Continue readingForget Ginsters, forget service station balls of 10% pork, 90% god knows what, claggy, chalky yolks and soggy breadcrumbs. Think big, think meaty, think oozing and succulent. Sliced in half, soft yolks revealed winking at you, deep pork, light herbs…
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