Spiced Potato Scotch Egg Potatoes feature heavily in my meals because I find them versatile, satisfyingly comforting and more than a side dish. Eggs are also a staple, so figured I’d combine the two. Here’s a delicious Spiced Potato Scotch Egg recipe. It’s baked rather than…
In collaboration with Wiltshire Chilli Farm Battered Brussels Sprouts Brussels sprouts are like marmite, you either love ‘em or hate ‘em. I’m a lover. And why have ordinary Brussels sprouts when you can batter and deep fry them – ooh yeah. And then take…
FISH STEW Cool weather demands warm, comforting food. So I’ve got a dish that hits the spot in such times. It’s fish and potato stew inspired by the flavours of Spain. There’s a variety of fish and seafood which makes it interesting to eat. It’s…
ZeroWater Jug Working in food and working from home, I get through quite a bit of food and drink than the average household. I’m mindful of this and try to reuse or repurpose where possible. But I can always do better and one of those…
Post in collaboration with Wiltshire Chilli Farm. Spaghetti and Meatballs Regret is the hottest sauce from the folks over at Wiltshire Chilli Farm. Now I can take a bit of heat, but this is next level, eye watering, nose streaming, mouth on fire – HOT.…
Red Mullet, Orange and Fennel Salad This is a very quick post as it’s currently sweltering in London. A heatwave has just started. This salad was knocked up in next to no time. It’s fresh, light and vibrant. Try it. Perfect for lunch or starter.…
Cyrus Todiwala I first met Cyrus Todiwala six years ago when I was lucky enough to get an invite to a cookery master showcasing British Turkey, you can read all about that fun experience here. I’ve met him a few times since and on this…
Post in Collaboration with Magija Magija Chocolate Bar and a Trifle Recipe As food is a huge passion of mine there’s not much that I don’t eat and as such I’m often open to trying new and/or different things. The latest is a Lithuanian chocolate…
Asparagus, Egg and Wild Garlic Crumb I don’t know what’s going on with this weather, but I’ve created a lovely seasonal recipe with foraged wild garlic from a recent trip to Wales. You don’t have to go to Wales to find wild garlic. They tend…
Hands up if when you were a child you used to eat corn on the cob like a typewriter cartoon-style? I did, and whilst I may not eat it like this nowadays, I still like to get stuck in with my hands and nibble on…
Curry goat is one of my all time favourite dishes and what differentiates a Caribbean curry goat to any other, is the use of scotch bonnet peppers. This amazingly hot pepper has a great distinctive flavour, which delivers a deliciously fruity note. However, the pepper…
I cook fresh food as often I can and I’m lucky to be able to get the majority of my ingredients from some of the fabulous markets nearby. I would usually do a modest shop, cook in bulk and eat whatever it is throughout…
Weekends are when I spend the most amount of time cooking, but during the week I tend to fancy something quick and simple, so I can spend more time watching trash TV, socialising, reading or of course, blogging. Pasta, risottos, stir-fries and salads, among others,…
