When you get home from work, what could be better than a delicious golden pie waiting for you. The recipe this week is exactly that. The texture of the poached salmon, spinach and sauce complement the crispness of the pastry. The dish is filling yet moreish, so don’t skimp on portion sizes. I always make […]Read Post ›
Easter is upon us, and this year I’ve decided to go against the traditional lamb by instead opting for my all time favourite: roast chicken. I’ve served this with a couple of sides including the seasonal spinach – the recipe for which I’ve borrowed from the queen of home cooking herself: Nigella Lawson. I used two chicken […]Read Post ›
The recipe today is from a chef I admire Anjum Anand, whose recipes are for the most amazing indian food. The pomegranate poached rhubarb is flavoursome, spicy and warming. The crunch of the spiced biscuits complements the soft rhubarb really well and are very moreish…it’s a good job the recipe makes plenty of them. For […]Read Post ›
I have to admit, making omelettes has never been a forté of mine, and although Delia’s method (which I recently learnt) definitely does work, I can never get the dish to look as presentable as I’d like. I’ve come up with an my own way of cooking omelettes (whether that be cheese, mushroom or any […]Read Post ›
As I write this post, I have one of these delicious hot cross buns and a cup of tea to hand so I can testify that this recipe works well and tastes great. First thing to note is that hot cross bun dough is an enriched dough – added butter and eggs, as such it much stickier, so […]Read Post ›
This is a quick and simple spring recipe taken from my previous blog It Starts With Breakfast. The total time it takes to make from walking into the kitchen to the getting the dish on the table is about 15 minutes. This healthy recipe can be pre-made for a lunch or a lazy weekday supper. It […]Read Post ›
