Cooking the books: Mandalay, recipes and tales from a Burmese kitchen
.After a year long hiatus (and maybe more), it’s time for cooking the books! I put the shout out on twitter earlier in the month and you spoke, as you…
.After a year long hiatus (and maybe more), it’s time for cooking the books! I put the shout out on twitter earlier in the month and you spoke, as you…
I don’t tend to eat a lot of fish; maybe because I choked on a bone as a child and it put me off, or because I grew up in…
Well it’s most definitely autumn and winter is on the way. Cold, foggy, miserable weather has been the usual here so so comfort food order is the order of the…
Well, autumn is well and truly here and I’ve even had the heating on (twice) so here’s something to remind you of summer. My mum and stepdad just got back…
Sometimes I throw things together not expecting much and without realising it I’ve invented something totally delicious. This is exactly what happened earlier this week. I’ve had a jar of…
Farm Wilder is a new not-for-profit business based in my home city of Bristol. They source and sell meat from the UK’s most wildlife friendly and sustainable farms. By doing…
One of the things I love about travelling is how much the history of a place can affect its food culture. When we were in South Korea last year we…
I’ve been meaning to share this one with you for AGES. Several months ago now, we had a long overdue housewarming party with our friends. We’ve never thrown a party…
Have you heard of Flammkuchen? I hadn’t until a recent visit to Central-Western Germany. Also known as tarte flambe, this dish is kind of like Germany’s version of pizza crossed…
Sundubu jjigae is a dish we made and ate at the fantastic Sobaan cookery class we took in Seoul earlier this year. I love all forms of soup, stew and…