

More of a concept than a recipe
"the perfect “blotting paper” if a festive brunch is boozy or if you’ve overdone the festivities the night before: it puts you right back...
Nov 28, 2022


Cakes with a hole in the middle
"There is no denying that Bundt cakes are all about the look. But no matter if you are soaking yours in syrup, dusting with icing sugar...
Nov 24, 2022


Chicken and dates from New York
"The “prunes were very much Marrakech tagines; the green olives were Marbella, Spain.” That sounds about right. But, the sugar is pure...
Nov 22, 2022


Corn fritters - one of those everyday things
"the caramelisation that occurs when sweetcorn comes into contact with a hot pan is a magic not easily sacrificed." Felicity Cloake "I...
Oct 25, 2022


From 'De lasanis' to M.E. mac 'n' cheese with za'atar pesto
"cooks keep tinkering with macaroni cheese, oblivious to the way that, with their metaphorical dubs and bonus beats, they are frittering...
Sep 25, 2022


Angels, cocktails and cakes
“When one has tasted watermelon he knows what the angels eat.” Mark Twain In Rome, in front of the Castello Sant'Angelo is the Ponte...
Aug 31, 2022


The 4th of July - hamburgers
"don’t let anyone tell you what should and shouldn’t go on your burger!" Nagi - Recipe Tin Eats Last night we were talking about how the...
Jul 4, 2022


David's favourite soup
"The most silken winter squash soup I know is a delicate blending of curried butternut squash, combined with winter's best plum tomatoes,...
Jan 18, 2022


Cajun 'popcorn' - a first recipe
"Cajuns like to eat and they like to cook. It’s that simple. And like all good French people, they like to talk about food, too." Andrew...
Aug 9, 2021


Robert and Betty's simple apples
"The Brown Betty is one of those homespun desserts you don’t often see anymore, the kind that travels under countless names and is...
Jun 10, 2021

