This is a classic French country stew known as a Daube. It’s a wonderful example of how low, slow cooking turns tougher cuts of meat into a soft, tender and very flavourful dish. Perfect…
Slow-cooking meat on the bone always creates a richer, thicker and more flavourful result. This dish is based on the classic Italian dish of the same name as the cut itself, Osso Buco. Traditionally…
A Barnsley chop is cut from across the backbone to give a double loin chop. A tender, flavourful cut that is perfect for the barbecue or stovetop grilling pan. Ingredients (Serves 2) 2 x…
The freshness of lemon and orange zest and juice in this slow-cooked dish adds an almost summery lightness, which when cooked in the colder months makes a lovely contrast to the heavier meatier braises.…
Couscous is often mistakenly thought of as a grain but it is tiny balls made of semolina, which is a type of hard wheat flour; in effect, it’s tiny pasta. The couscous you buy…
This is my go-to quick pickle base recipe for when I either need to use up those rapidly aging vegetables in the crisper drawer before heading to the farmers market or I’m wanting to…
Literally translated as ‘fried stuff you like’, Okonomiyaki is probably best described as a veggie pancake. Whole restaurants in Japan are dedicated to this dish alone and there are many versions that can include…
