Restaurant food at home
Difficulty Rating 2 or4/5 I’ve put this on here as although not exactly fine dining, you can make it the easy way or the more refined way. If you follow the refined way you will be amazed at how good a humble chicken pie could taste. The easy way will […]
Pasta Class. I’m sure many of you have had problems with making pasta from recipes alone. I hopefully can dispel some of the problems you may come across. 1) I always find the amounts listed in recipes never works. So I use 100g strong flour(at least 13g/100g […]
Wagyu Beef with a wild mushroom ravioli, morel cream sauce and horseradish mash. Yum. Difficulty Rating: 4/5 Don’t worry about making your own pasta, it’s just a fancy addition.(Next post or two will be a pasta class) I used ribeye here, but use your favourite choice sirloin, fillet or ribeye. […]
Difficulty: 3/5 This impressive looking and sounding dish is actually straight forward. The only tricky bit is not over cooking the mousse. Luckily the thermometer trick lets you know when its done to perfection. Spinach Mousse: 100g spinach/ 2 eggs/ 100ml cream/ s+p. Mash: 500g potatoes( i use rooster)/ 2tbsp […]
Difficulty 1/5 You may ask why bother putting the easiest curry ever on a fine dining blog. One reason is that the previous dish was a tad complicated so i wanted to put an easy one on for you all to have a go. Thai green curries are good, but […]
Difficulty Rating 4.5/5. We’ll go straight in at the deep end with this one. Hope its not too daunting, just a bit of planning needed. The next one will be an easy Thai Green Curry so stick with it. Apologies about the wonky cutlery on the photo as I didn’t […]