If you are lucky enough to find quince at the farmers market (or grow them yourself), try this rich and satisfying soup.
read moreIf you are lucky enough to find quince at the farmers market (or grow them yourself), try this rich and satisfying soup.
read moreA fine and tasty gravy that’s perfect for roast pork
read moreBoeuf Bourginon made with Quorn. A vegetarian alternative that is lighter than the meat version but still has plenty of flavour. Serve with rice.
read moreIn Sri Lanka we also make a light curry out of unripe green papaya by adding grated coconut, turmeric, onion, garlic, sweet cumin, mustard.
read moreThanks Vicki N (& Bill Granger) for this delicious curry - perfect for this colder weather!
read moreThis Red Beans and Rice is a great way to use your rice cooker, and gluten free too!
read moreChicken and butternut squash with red thai curry paste and coconut milk. Served with steamed jasmine rice and topped with diced fresh coriander (cilantro).
read moreThis week it™s Bramley Apple Week! What better excuse to celebrate this Great British cooking apple than by making a superb apple confit and enjoying it with a lovely piece of pork sourced fresh from our local butcher, Moen and Sons¦.
read moreJuniper berries, green apple, and tangy vinegar give this German braised red cabbage it™s distinctive sweet and sour flavor.
read moregreat version of one of my childhood classics for those allergic to eggs
read moreEsta salsa que tiene origen coreano y un twist mexicano, es excelente acompañamiento para los dumplings coreanos o carnes. También se puede utilizar sobre arroz, agregando un toque picosito.
read moreSambal Goreng Labu Siam
read moreSpicy soup made w/ the odds and ends in your kitchen
read moreThis sambal is actually mum’s version. You can replace the french onion (bawang bakung) with bombay onion (bawang merah besar) or shallots (bawang merah biasa). Can be prepared the day before you make your nasi lemak.
read moreIn a large heavy-based pan, heat the olive oil. Brown the meat. Then add the garlic and tomato and stir. Add the wine and once evaporated, turn the heat down to a simmer and add the vegetable stock.
read more¢ Place Veracruz Cooking Sauce in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Reduce to medium heat; add bay leaves, thyme and salt. Cook for a minute. Remove from heat. ¢ For Shrimp: Heat oil in a skillet and lightly sauté the shrimp until they start getting a deep orange color.
read moreA delicious winter recipe with amazing aromatic flavours. Perfect for a mid week dinner or dinner party!
read moreCooking the beef in horseradish sauce gives it a tangy flavor.
read moreThis is a basic but very important step in Italian cooking
read moreLong-braised smoked ham hocks with collards and spicy turnip greens. Kale can be substituted for the collards. Mustard or dandelion greens can replace the turnip greens. Perfect with mac n' cheese, beans, ribs, BBQ brisket, etc.
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