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Student Recipes – Day 7: One-Tray Roast Chicken and Vegetables
A home-cooked roast dinner is one of the meals most frequently missed by students. Often representing a strong sense of family it is, of course, linked to more than just the food itself, but it’s one home-comfort that can be … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Meat, Recipes, Vegetables
Tagged free range chicken, freedom food, organic chicken, roast chicken, student food, student recipes, students' favourite meals
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Traditional Cornish Pasties
Cornish pasties are one of those traditional British creations that can be absolutely wonderful. Made well – using simple, good quality ingredients – they consist of a light, flaky pastry case surrounding a relatively minimal, but well-seasoned and intensely flavoured … Continue reading
Posted in California, Food, Los Angeles, Lunch, Meat, Recipes
Tagged Big Bear Lake, Cornish pasty, pastry, picnic, rough puff pastry, traditional British food
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Chatsworth Farm Shop: Spicy Lamb Steaks with Chickpea Salad and Minted Yoghurt
Recently, I strayed from beautiful South Yorkshire and ventured over the border to Derbyshire. It wasn’t a long journey (in fact it’s only a few miles from Sheffield), and a real pleasure to visit another stunning English county. Having lived … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Meat, Recipes, Review, Salad
Tagged Chatsworth, chickpeas, lamb, main meal, pomegranate seeds, Pride and Prejudice
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Lamb Ragoût with Olives and Flageolet Beans
This weekend, I had the time to slow-roast a shoulder of lamb. After scoring a series of shallow cuts into the meat, I covered it with a merguez-style spice mixture that included cumin, coriander, fennel, cinnamon, cayenne pepper, paprika, garlic, … Continue reading
Braised Leeks with Parma Ham
With leeks still in season and looking fabulous, it seemed the perfect time to cook this dish, which is one of my absolute favourite pasta meals. Leeks have a superb flavour, they are incredibly versatile and are one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Meat, Recipes, Vegetables
Tagged Braised leeks with parma ham, Leeks, parma ham, pasta
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Chicken with Leeks and Lemon
Welcome back, me! After a four week absence – and a truly wonderful three week trip home to the UK – I was more than ready to get back to the Farmer’s Market in Santa Monica yesterday. It was a beautiful … Continue reading
Posted in California, Farmers Market, Food, Los Angeles, Meat, Recipes, Vegetables
Tagged Chicken with leeks and lemon, Leeks, Santa Monica Farmer's Market
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Cawl: The National Dish of Wales. Probably.
Inspired by my recent visit to Wales – and needing something to nourish me in the midst of a British winter – it occurs to me that the perfect dish to cook for lunch is cawl. I’m told that in … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Lunch, Meat, Recipes, Soup, Vegetables
Tagged Cawl, National dish of Wales
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Home-cured Duck Breast: Prosciutto infused with California sagebrush
Just over two weeks ago I spent a fascinating morning foraging for wild greens in the Orcas Park area of Los Angeles with Urban Outdoor Skills leader, Pascal Baudar. Promising to provide an introduction to the edible and aromatic plants … Continue reading
Posted in California, Food, Los Angeles, Meat, Recipes, Salad, Starter
Tagged Duck breast, herbs, prosciutto
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