This is one of those super-easy to make one-pot suppers that takes very little time to prepare, cooks in about an hour in the oven, and tastes totally delicious. I buy my chorizo sausages from my butcher, David Hubbard, although … Continue reading
There are any number of ways to make a big bowl of juicy grated carrots into a brilliant salad simply by adjusting the combination of oil and vinegar or lemon juice based dressings, or by adding in chopped herbs, a … Continue reading
Long before any of the current hipster chefs started promoting the delights of Middle Eastern food, there was Claudia Roden. She was the Cairo-born writer who, many years ago, introduced me and countless others to making wonderfully authentic Turkish, Persian, … Continue reading
This is quite possibly my favourite fish stew at any time of the year. It’s light yet filling, attractive and colourful with the red of the peppers and the rosy pink flesh of the prawns; the cumin, paprika, coriander and … Continue reading
I’ve recently discovered the whole Sharpham Park range of organic spelt products. The flour makes fantastic bread and their whole grain pearled spelt is excellent for soups, ‘speltottos’ and my rich tomato salad. A cross between Emmer wheat and Goats … Continue reading
