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Tag Archives: tomato
A trip to York to meet a Masterchef finalist and eat yummy pasta
By far my favourite contestant on last year’s Masterchef was Sara Danesin Medio – the likeable intensive care nurse with a huge passion for Italian cooking. So when I got an invite to travel up to York to her home to … Continue reading
Posted in Days out, One pot suppers, Pasta dishes, Product reviews, vegetarian
Tagged aubergine, comfort food, family favourites, feeding boys, masterchef, pasta, Review, tomato, vegetables, vegetarian, York
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Pork, chickpea and chorizo stew
When you have a baby and are stuck in a timewarp of sleepless nights, feeding and changing nappies, cooking meals really are the last thing on your mind. So the nicest present I think you can give a new mum … Continue reading
Green mac and cheese from Innocent’s book Hungry
Macaroni cheese is such a classic family meal, the only trouble with it is it’s a bit lacking in the veg department. So I was eager to try out a version I spotted in Innocent’s new cookbook Hungry? I shall … Continue reading
Guest post: Fresh tomato soup
I’m very honoured to be hosting some fantastic guest posts over the next couple of weeks while I escape to France for a fortnight of no internet connection (deep breaths) and lots of good times with my boys. First up … Continue reading
Posted in allotment, Batch cooking, Lunches, One pot suppers, vegetarian
Tagged glut, soup, tomato
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Storecupboard dinner fix: Roasted tomato and cheddar rice
This comforting dish is similar to a risotto except you’re using less sophisticated ingredients like ordinary long grain rice and cheddar cheese. It’s also less laborious – only needing an occasional stir rather than constant monitoring. It’s a proper store … Continue reading
Posted in One pot suppers, Storecupboard cooking, vegetarian
Tagged cheddar, cheese, comfort food, one pot dinner, rice, roasted tomatoes, tomato
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Chicken parmigiana
I haven’t posted a recipe for a proper meal in what seems like ages, so I’m going to pull my socks up this week and hit with you some family friendly fodder. I’ve been inspired by May’s copy of BBC … Continue reading
Posted in Chicken recipes, Speedy suppers
Tagged chicken, family supper, Farmers Market, healthy food, parmigiana, passata, tomato, weeknight meal
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Simple lunch idea: Mozzarella in Carrozza
Matthew was working at the weekend and Sam went to stay with his Uncle Markie, so that left Arlo and I home alone and fancy free. It was lovely being able to have some time just the two of us. … Continue reading
Posted in Lunches, Speedy suppers, vegetarian
Tagged comfort food, feeding boys, Mozzarella, mozzarella in carrozza, nigella lawson, quick recipe, quick supper, tomato
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Meatballs with tasty tomato, thyme and bean sauce
I’ve not done a sensible supermarket shop for a few weeks, so this meal was born out of a rummage in the freezer and storecupboard. I love making tomato sauces, but trying to get the balance of flavours right can … Continue reading
Tomato and pesto tart
Open any food magazine and I pretty much guarantee there is a puff pastry tart recipe in there somewhere. I’m guessing it’s a staple with food editors across the land because you can top it with anything that takes your … Continue reading
Tomato, ham and ricotta tarts
Tonight’s dinner was needed in a hurry. After a day walking the length and breadth of Kew Gardens everyone was hungry and tired. I adapted a recipe I found while rifling through August’s Good Food Magazine on the lookout for … Continue reading