recipes for food lovers
I can’t quite remember when I first discovered Banoffee pie but I seem to remember it being in my teens during the 80s. Along with Mississippi Mud Pie, Lemon Meringue pie , New York style cheesecake and double chocolate fudge cake. These were the desserts of choice down at the local (and rather good) American… read more »
Were my eyes deceiving me when I saw that the Queens of TEA TIME TREATS had teamed up with The Don of monthly blogging challenges RANDOM RECIPES to create what is the one, the only…………”TEA TIME RANDOM RECIPES“???? Karen from Lavender & Lovage along with co-host Kate of What Kate Baked have joined forces with… read more »
My two favourite cooking skills at the moment are making bread and pastry. I am fortunate enough not to have a gluten intolerance, which means that I do make rather a lot of bread and pastry. They are also skills that I will be teaching from next term. I taught them on a couple of… read more »
This is one of the simplest recipes you could imagine. But, don’t let that fool you into thinking it does not taste or look that impressive. For me, all recipes should be about the taste above the looks. As much as I like my food to look good, this has to be backed up by… read more »
I know, I know. The second recipe in a row to feature the same ingredients. But, this is a sweet that is so British and so summery you will forgive me I am sure of it! I can tell you that from youngest to oldest in our house this was such a success that I… read more »
Having been very taken with my little bottle of Rose extract, I can now safely say I am hooked on all things floral when it comes to baking. I think it’s the smell that draws me in and the taste is somehow quite exotic . It is definitely a case of being subtle with your… read more »
I did have such good intentions of writing up this post whilst on holiday in Cornwall but I am afraid it just did not happen. What I really should have done is post it on holiday after writing up the draught in advance but I am just not that organised about my blogging. Hence, it’s… read more »
My first real love for scones developed whilst working as a teenager in the 80s at The Maids of Honour in Kew Gardens. Me and a couple of my (still) best friends had Saturday jobs there serving the customers as well as eating half the produce! Bill the baker, looking back, was fantastic. He would… read more »
You know I have always wanted to make Stollen, but have always thought it would be a tricky thing to make. Plus as much as I love the fruit and spice based cake/bun/dough , I have been put off by the large spherical lump of marzipan that runs through it. It gets picked out by… read more »
I'm Laura, an ex-chef who moved out of London to live the good life in Surrey. Now a mother to 3 young children, a cookery tutor,food blogger,recipe contributor and allotment holder. I love cooking.......always have. My blog represents my life. In food. With pictures. Food for me is all about flavour combinations and the influence of the growing season. Cooking is all about sharing and enjoying food. It makes life good!
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A perfect spring seasonal pudding……Lavender poached rhubarb with ginger custard cream by www.howtocookgoodfood.co.uk
http://www.howtocookgoodfood.co.uk/2013/05/lavender-poached-rhubarb-with-ginger-custard-cream/
Just made @Ottolenghi rhubarb, celery & sorrel salad on Flickr.
Trying these fettuccine out with a Nduja sausage tomato sauce tonight on Flickr.
