Today’s cake reminds me of a recent Korean Drama.
Like the hero who saved his spare cash in a Piggy Bank, I feel a bit lost without a saved cake in the freezer.
Today’s cake reminds me of a recent Korean Drama.
Like the hero who saved his spare cash in a Piggy Bank, I feel a bit lost without a saved cake in the freezer.
This is the sweetcorn dish that accompanied our roast lamb dinner.
Here is the story of how it came about.
Diary: 26 September
The lamb has been roasting in the oven for nearly five hours.
It is time to prepare some side dishes.
Diary: 25 September
As part of our Lamb Shoulder Party we are serving a selection of cheeses.
These oat biscuits are simple to make and taste much better than shop-bought ones.
After the success of the pulled pork party, there is only one thing to do…
…repeat the earlier exercise but with lamb.*
This cake is quite special, being both gluten and dairy-free.
Its topping is a marriage of East and West, being a combination of Korean honey citrus and French marmalades.
Diary: 04 September
We woke up this morning to a lovely smell emanating from the kitchen.
This is the day we tuck into our communal dinner.
These side dishes accompanied our pulled pork dinner
They are simple to make with the help of some sharp tools.
Diary: 04 September
The dinner is tonight and I am preparing some side dishes…
…including Heston Blumenthal’s perfect triple-cooked chips.
I was slightly distracted on the way to the butcher this afternoon.
Marylebone High Street is simply one of the nicest shopping areas in London.