-
Recent Posts
-
Join 141 other subscribers
Categories
- allotment (9)
- Baking (54)
- Batch cooking (8)
- Book review (10)
- Breakfast (7)
- Burgers (2)
- Chicken recipes (20)
- Competitions (52)
- Cookery courses (2)
- Cooking with kids (2)
- Days out (16)
- Desserts (24)
- Drinks (6)
- Edible Gifts (13)
- Fish dishes (8)
- Grown up dishes (11)
- Jam and chutneys (14)
- leftovers (8)
- Lunches (19)
- Mince and red meat (15)
- One pot suppers (40)
- Party food (14)
- Pasta dishes (12)
- Pies and tarts (3)
- Product reviews (34)
- Restaurant review (4)
- Sausage suppers (7)
- Side dishes (13)
- Soup (2)
- Speedy suppers (33)
- Storecupboard cooking (16)
- Travel (3)
- Uncategorized (69)
- vegetarian (37)
Monthly Archives: June 2010
The roast with the most
I never used to be that into lamb, but just lately it’s been twisting my arm. This recipe i’ve found is a Greek spin on roast lamb and requires very little involvement, which is always a winner, especially when I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Mince and red meat
Tagged chopped tomatoes, oregano, roast lamb, roast potatoes, rosemary
Leave a comment
Meat and potato pie – the ultimate bloke food
My father-in-law was fending for himself a few weeks back when my mother-in-law was away visiting family. He rang me up proudly to tell me he’d made a pie from scratch – pastry and all! I insisted he emailed me … Continue reading
Meet and greet for Cybermummy
I’ve been meaning to do this for ages, so here (courtesy of MummyShoes) for all of you lovely ladies who will be at Cybermummy this weekend, are my vitals so you can spot me in the crowd. Meet and Greet … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
2 Comments
Fragrant Thai soup
I nipped into my local Thai food shop at the weekend to get some crucial ingredients for my planned Thai soup of yumminess. I’m sure Waitrose stock some of the stuff on my list, but there’s something a lot more … Continue reading
Vintage sweetshop delights
I visited an old work chum today in the beautiful Buckinghamshire town of Amersham. It couldn’t be more perfect if it tried. Cobbled streets, boutique shops, manicured grass – it’s like being on a film set. The sort of place … Continue reading
Summer eating on a budget
Roasting a chicken is one of life’s simple pleasures. Not only does it fill the house with delicious aromas, but it provides a bounty of food possibilities. Under strict orders from Matthew to be more thrifty, this is perfect! So … Continue reading
Posted in Chicken recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged freezer, leftovers, lemon, potato salad, roast chicken, stock, summer eating, thyme
4 Comments
Grilled pepper and sausage pasta
I’m writing this entry through the fog of extreme fatigue. The boys wouldn’t go to bed last night and then Arlo screamed non-stop from about 4.30am – delightful. I feel rough as a badger’s behind. Anyway, enough of my whinging. … Continue reading
Quick fish supper
I’m probably a bit slow on the uptake, but i’ve discovered a fantastic service at the Waitrose fish counter. It’s called Garnish and Go and it’s the key to a rapid fuss-free family supper. You basically choose your fish and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
2 Comments
Taste of London 2010
To celebrate the ten years that have passed since we first clapped eyes on each other at the Notting Hill Arts Club, Matthew and I decided to spend Saturday night at the Taste of London food festival. Regents Park was … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged asia de cuba, busaba, chapel down, food festival, fullers, Heston Blumenthal, Neil Nugent, Taste of London, tracklements, waitrose
6 Comments
Vintage burger press
I wanted to make burgers this week. They’re Matthew’s favourite food and I’d cut out a decent looking recipe from Good Food magazine that I’ve been meaning to try for weeks. I suddenly remembered the ancient burger press my mum … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged burger press, granny, Lakeland, Mozzarella, Orzo, Parmesan, vintage kitchen gadget, Woman and Home
9 Comments