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Pheasant Stuffed with Garlic and Olives
January 31st, 2013 Here’s one last pheasant recipe (feeds 2 people) before the end of the shooting season tomorrow. This is very simple and can be used with any bird. Stuff the pheasant with a sprig of thyme, a teaspoonful … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes
Tagged Carta Roja, game, garlic, goose fat, olives, pheasant, recipe, red wine vinegar, streaky bacon, thyme
37 Comments
Pheasant with Stilton Sauce
January 19th, 2013 Pheasant were probably introduced to Britain by the Romans and were definitely well established by the time of the Normans. It should be relatively easy to buy pheasant from a decent butcher during the shooting season, October 1st to … Continue reading
Leek and Potato Soup
February 25th, 2012 Since it quite cold out, there’s still room for a few more hearty soup recipes. The name soup comes from vulgar Latin (suppa – bread soaked in broth) which by the Sixteenth century had become soupe (in … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Meat, Recipes
Tagged bouquet garni, carrots, chicken, chicken stock, garlic, leek, mushrooms, potato, recipe, soup
21 Comments
French Onion Soup
October 6th 2011 French Onion Soup is a classic dish, that’s very simple to make, but requires a great deal of care and attention in order to get it right. It’s believed that onion soup originated in Ancient Rome and … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Meat, Recipes
Tagged beef stock, butter, caramelise, cheese, croutons, French onion soup, olive oil, onions, recipe, roux
10 Comments
Migas
September 8th 2011 Migas is a very simple dish, made from stale bread, that can be cooked in a large pot over a wood fire. A perfect meal, prepared in the fields, for a farm worker or shepherd and lately … Continue reading
Steak and Kidney Pie
August 31, 2011 I haven’t made this for quite a while – possibly not since I worked in a gastro pub 15 years ago, where I made 4 or 5 huge ones each week. They were sold as cooked in … Continue reading
Chicken Carbonara
August 27th 2011 I had some leftover roast chicken and fancied something creamy with spaghetti, so carbonara seemed to fit the bill. Carbonara (of the charcoal worker) is traditionally a combination of spaghetti, pancetta, parmesan (or pecorino), eggs and fat (these … Continue reading
Lamb Meatballs
August 22nd 2011 I had some leftover roast lamb and didn’t fancy shepherds pie or moussaka – on a whim, I thought I’d make some meatballs in a marinara sauce. Lamb Meatball recipe: 1lb minced lamb 1 medium onion (minced) 6 pieces … Continue reading
Pan con Tomate
August 15th 2011 Pan con Tomate is a very simple, yet extraordinarily delicious way of serving bread with a meal. In Catalunya, where it originates, all meals come with tomato bread (pa amb tomàquet – the Catalan name), instead of plain old … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged aceite de oliva, ajo, bread, Catalan, Catalunya, garlic, oli d'oliva, olive oil, pa amb tomàquet, pan, pan con tomate, pepper, recipe, salt, Spanish, tomate, tomatoes
24 Comments
Poacher’s Pie
August 13th 2011 I went to the butchers, yesterday, to buy some lamb for Sunday roast. I also wanted something hearty to last me for a couple of days and they had some pie veal, ready prepared. Veal’s very good, … Continue reading