
Irish Potato Cakes
I’ve been eating these Irish potato cakes since I was a child when both my Mum and her Mum, my Nanna Connie, used to make
I’ve been eating these Irish potato cakes since I was a child when both my Mum and her Mum, my Nanna Connie, used to make
This recipe for cream of celeriac soup is probably the simplest soup I make (even simpler than the very easy frugal lentil soup I shared
I love these soupy noodle dishes. They’re so quick to make once you’ve done the chopping and really tasty. I shared a recipe for Thai-inspired
In the past I have made a more traditional pea and paneer curry (mattar paneer) with a drier tomato-based sauce but since I discovered this
If you’ve spent any time at all on my blog you’ve probably picked up on the fact that I like lentils. Actually I love lentils,
This pearl barley risotto recipe evolved from a couple of other recipes. It’s an amalgamation of this barley risotto with roasted butternut squash and goat’s
I have a few recipes that I make with whatever nuts I have to hand. Nuts don’t last particularly well once the packet is open
This North African squash and chickpea stew recipe comes from “River Cottage Veg Everyday” by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall. This is definitely the recipe book I have
This Mexican rice pilaf recipe is from an old book of mine by Colin Spencer, “The Adventurous Vegetarian”. It’s a collection of vegetarian recipes from
This courgette (or zucchini if you’re in America) and sweetcorn soup is quite a new discovery. It’s so easy but so good. I was planning
I like all lentils but Puy lentils are a particular favourite. I love them in a salad with roast carrots and feta and you could
Very unusually I’ve done no cooking at all this weekend. I’m just back from a lovely weekend away near Skipton on the edge of the