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New Recipe: Wild Garlic Salsa Verde
Following up on my veal posting earlier this week, I thought I’d use the last of my foraged wild garlic for a salsa verde variation. Big thanks, once again, to my super butchers Chris and Jim at The Parson’s Nose — … Continue reading
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Tagged butchers, garlic, recipe, salsa verde, The Parson's Nose, UK, veal, wild garlic, wild garlic salsa verde
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Some Veal-y Thoughts
I’m just back from a weekend in Beaminster, Dorset, with the family. And there I fell in love with a butcher’s shop. (And with a hat shop, though that’s another story which ends with a rather snazzy red fedora.) For … Continue reading
New Recipe: Pan-Fried Provençal Market Lamb Fillet
So it turns out that this is most Googled recipe I’ve ever done. I don’t know why, but loads of people seem to be searching for things to do with lamb fillet. So, since I’m always ready to listen to … Continue reading
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Tagged France, French markets, La Tour D'Aigues, lamb, lamb fillet, markets, preserved lemons, Provence, recipe, za'atar
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A Reader Writes: Variation on a Theme
Following on from the Pimlico cocktail, which I posted last week, Pimlico resident Jonathan W has been in touch with a variation made with equal parts of bourbon and gin, equal parts of orange and lime juice, and replacing the … Continue reading
New Cocktail Recipe: The Pimlico
All this warm weather has me thinking of summer drinks, and something to replace the ubiquitous English Pimm’s. This is a pretty good start: the Pimlico, created by David Lentz at The Hungry Cat in Hollywood. It’s cool and delicious, … Continue reading
New Recipe: Bryn’s White Bread
You can’t beat a loaf of freshly baked bread. It tastes so much better than shop-bought, plus it has the added bonus of not having all the additives and preservatives and other assorted E-numbers which seem to disagree with so … Continue reading
New Recipe: 18-24 Hour Roast Whole Shoulder of Pork
Finally, here’s the recipe for the massive shoulder of pork I cooked in LA last month. Many, many thanks to the fabulous Sue Moore, of Let’s Be Frank fame, who provided the beast direct from the butchery at Chez Panisse. … Continue reading
New Recipe: Fennel and Thyme Fried Rabbit with Garlic
One of the thing that always surprises me is that, in Malta, rabbit is a celebratory staple, available all year round — be it rabbit and chips on the beach or delicious, herby stews. Whereas here in Britain, we tend … Continue reading
A Reader Writes…
So I’ve been re-jigging the recipe section a little, giving it a little spring clean so to speak. And it hasn’t gone un-noticed: “hello kay! the fabulous recipe of poulet noir dans son jus has disappeared from your site! please … Continue reading
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New Recipe: Roast Mallard with Apples
So I flew into London yesterday to find the city shrouded in fog. Thankfully, not the full-on, old-fashioned Pea Souper, otherwise we’d have had to divert to who knows where, but it was misty enough. And it reminded my of … Continue reading
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Tagged apples, autumn, duck, fog, game, mallard, recipe, Somerset, Somerset Cider Brandy, Somerset Pomona, UK
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