Restaurant food at home
I wouldn’t normally class a fish pie as Fine Dining so it doesn’t normally grace this blog. This one though was made a little bit differently. The filling has a few different steps, but a normal fish pie filling will be great. The topping however is designed to resemble a […]
Part of this dish came from leftovers, the other part inspiration from my travels. At Pollen Street Social I had a superb fish dish with celeriac crumble. I googled this and couldn’t find a recipe anywhere. So, I bought a celeriac, cut some nice symmetrical pieces from it and fondanted […]
This is the final instalment of my game haul. Partridges have become my new favourite thing. They are quite small, one feeds one, but they are just delicious little birds. The meat is moist and tasty without an overpowering game taste or aroma. Again, if you are in the UK, […]
If you read my article on Lameloise, I mentioned the delight of a Bresse Chicken. The only place I have found these in Britain is Harrods. They are about £20 each, but are fantastic. A different treat to fillet steak. I thought about how I could improve a humble bog standard chicken. This […]
This dish has become a staple in my household. Everytime a side of salmon is on offer at the supermarket, it will be waltzed home and cured over the next 24-48 hours. It is so simple to make, with a few variations to tailor to your liking. Blinis are the traditional accompaniment. […]
This contemporary fat rascal came about from a vintage memory. I remember having my first fat rascal long ago and always wanted to make my own. Well, I went one step further and turned the entire thing into a dessert. A fat rascal is far easier to make, but this […]
This looks quite a straight forward dish, which it is, if you plan ahead. There are two main parts that make this stand out from the crowd. Firstly a homemade chicken stock and fresh gnocchi need to be made. One trick I’ve found with gnocchi is to not cook them […]
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