
An empty shelf in Waitrose; bare except two forlorn punnets of damsons reduced to a pound each. One was a little squashed, the other had been openedRead More
Fruit Skewers – simply pineapple chunks, melon and cherries drenched in a honey/sugar/mint/lime glaze and griddled. I’m guessing you could grill too. The finely chopped mintRead More
Another play with the KitchenAid Blender; for a dessert this time but again from the Kitchen Aid Blender Cookbook. Not convinced this one works that well.Read More
The recipe below is as supplied (from the people behind Kellogg’s new Nature’s Pleasure baked cereal). I made a few changes. Rather than making my ownRead More
The one dish I remember as a kid is Trifle. It remains one of my mothers signature dishes, although I’m sure the sherry content has markedlyRead More
Take a pack of Bonne Maman galettes biscuits top with a teaspoon of chocolate sauce and slices of pear. The pear came from a pot ofRead More
Another stroll, more wintry this week, through Brightwell. A couple of buckets outside Sotwell Manor sit either side of a hand-scrawled sign ‘Quince – help yourself’.Read More
It doesn’t look pretty. The butter cream I must have got wrong – it slid, like a cooling lava flow, imperceptibly from the sponge to theRead More
Simplicity itself to make – squares of chocolate brownie, topped with cherries in kirsch (the kirsch adding a sophisticated ‘adult’ flavour but a tin of cherriesRead More
The trick, I discovered to making the sabayon thicken, is to add the alcohol slowly, not in one pour, and only after the eggs and sugarRead More
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