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Continue reading →: Red cabbage with apples, raisins and spicesfrom The Irish Cookbook(page 58) by Jp McMahon This was very good. I served it with sardines, but would go very well with duck confit! Version 2: with Duck Confit It was a perfect match! The duck confit was Luv-A-Duck. I didn’t follow the reheating instructions on the packet. Instead I continued the…
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Continue reading →: Bulgur with mushrooms and fetafrom Ottolenghi Simple (page 164)by Yotam Ottolenghi Very good, and very filling.
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Continue reading →: Bulgur with tomato, aubergine and lemon yoghurtfrom Ottolenghi Simple (page 162) by Yotam Ottolenghi Very good, although the bulgur wheat needed more liquid, so I added some boiling water.
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Continue reading →: Proscuitto PizzaMade the base using the poolish method: see https://eastingtonpaddington.com/2025/02/12/the-perfect-neapolitan-pizza/ Sauce was Mutti passatta with torn basil and a little salt and a few snacking tomatoes. Topped with some grated Parmesan, Buffalo Mozzarella and Basil (basil sprayed with EVOO). Pizza cooked at 270C (pizza setting, intense bottom heat with fan force).…
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Continue reading →: Fried tempeh with snake beans and kecap manisfrom Fusions: A New Look at Australian Cooking by Richard Whittington and Martin Webb It was good. Use a small red onion as this can overpower the dish. Served with Jasmine rice.
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Continue reading →: Orecchiette with broccoli and ham (Orecchiette con broccoli e prosciutto)from Antonio Carluccio’s Southern Italian Feast: More Than 100 Recipes Inspired by the Flavours of Southern Italy by Antonio Carluccio Very good. The chilli, tomato, prosciutto and pecorino give this dish added dimension.
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Continue reading →: *Salad of rocket and lemon (Insalata di rucola con limone)from Something Italian: Recipes from My Days at Otto, Nove, Caffe e Cucina, Il Bacaro, Caffe Vini Spuntini, Melbourne Wine Room, and Icebergs Dining Room and Bar by Maurizio Terzini A bit of twist on rocket and shaved parmesan. The parmesan is grated and blended with the EVOO and lemon juice. There seemed…
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Continue reading →: Stir fried red ricefrom Green Kitchen Travels: Vegetarian Food Inspired by Our Adventures by David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl The inspiration for this dish came from eatyourbooks.com. I had red rice, carrots and spring onions that needed to be used. I toasted the cashew nuts (recipe did not call for this, but they were clearly toasted in the…
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Continue reading →: Rocket & Fig SaladI think this was from a 90s CD called Williams-Sonoma Guide to Good Cooking Unfortunately I can’t access that disk anymore, so I am trying to recreate this from memory. Place the figs in a paper bag and refrigerate for 2 hours (this makes them easier to cut). Arrange the…
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Continue reading →: Figs, blue cheese & Manuka honeyJust put figs with a slice of of Bleu and a squirt of honey in a ramekin. Placed in a warm (residual heat from something 1 cooked earlier). It was very good, but it needed a stronger blue cheese such as a Gorgonzola Version 2: With Gorgonzola. much better!






