A charming food blog with recipes and other ramblings which may or may not be of interest to you
Minced Beef Ramen recipe Bloody hell it’s back to school time again already. The lovely quiet summer streets are filling up again and the traffic’s backing up. For many, not me as I’m ancient and my boys are grown ups, it’s time to start thinking about off/back to uni meals. And if George’s diet at…
Mango Coconut Overnight Oats recipe I’ve been a bit slow to blog recently; I’m giving myself a bit of a break over the summer months whilst we’ve been drinking too many Aperols and catching up with friends. All the ‘catching up’ has been catching up with me, so I’ve been making these Mango and Coconut…
One Pot Chicken Satay Noodles recipe I won’t lie, I very nearly didn’t create a new recipe this week. It’s bloody roasting in London, I had an exhausting weekend and I just couldn’t haul my arse away from watching tennis at the Olympics. You will be pleased to see, I did find some motivation and…
Feta in Filo with Hot Honey recipe Well I’m back from a couple of weeks of sun, sea and several kilos of crispy lamb chops. It’s been so lovely to step away from real life for a moment, but it’s time to get back into action and to share my total and utter love of…
Clementine Gin Recipe New Year is not the time to consider your 2018 detox programme. Leave it until next week and treat yourself to one more tiny drink before you say hello to the new year and the new you. Or is that just me? Part of me loves a fresh start with healthy eating…
Slow Cooker Lamb Pasanda Recipe We are a huge family of curry eaters. A huge family who love a huge curry. It features on the menu at least once a week; it’s simple, comforting and so warming when it’s sub zero outside, as it is at the moment. Christmas cooking doesn’t necessarily scream curry, but…
Irish Cream Chocolate Brioche and Butter Pudding Recipe I don’t know why St Patrick’s Day features so highly in my calendar. I am not Irish, have no Irish relatives or indeed, have ever been to Ireland, sadly. However, I think it may be because the Irish are to be admired for their patriotism and their…
