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Author Archives: lardersaga
‘Chin Chin’ to a burger bonanza
Every summer Mr.P and I have a hilarious tussle over the bbq. It goes something like this, ‘why can’t we have a gas bbq?, it is so much easier to cook on’, my rather arrogant, spoilt brat response is – … Continue reading
Posted in Cuts for carnivores, Little black foodie book, Toddlers and tinies
Tagged BBQ, Burgers, summer
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Books for cooks!
Unsurprisingly I have a unsatiable love of cookbooks – ‘Food Porn’ as my husband calls it. The spare minutes that are dotted around my day are spent delving through cookbooks or surfing the net hunting for ideas, pictures, reviews and … Continue reading
Precipitation, procrastination, inspiration
Uh oh our joke summer is having the last laugh, but as I tap away I smugly know that spoilingly we are escaping the rain dappled windows to the sun-baked earth of Southern Italy in a few weeks time. My … Continue reading
Posted in Cuts for carnivores, Seasonal salads
Tagged Broad beans, Dinner Party, Jeweled Couscous, Podded peas, Poussin, Starter, summer
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Smoked trout revelation and underage contenders from the kitchen garden
Firstly I promise there is nothing in this for me – well that is apart from a couple of ‘free’ packets of the said ‘trout’ to taste. I’ll be honest, I was a little dubious, I quite like smoked trout … Continue reading
‘Give Peas a Chance’
Ooh – I wish the ‘Pink’ one would heed these wise words (the ‘peace’ bit’), endless sleepless nights seem to have enveloped the ‘little people’. The ‘Pink’ one probably has the best excuse of all, poor little egg has got … Continue reading
Posted in Seasonal salads, Vivacious vegetables
Tagged Broad beans, Burrata, Peas, Starter, Summer starter
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‘Jump in the Mouth’
Did you know this is what ‘Saltimbocca’ translates as? Only those canny, savvy Italians could have come up with such a fan-dabby-dozy name for a dish that does just that. Saltimbocca is quite simply a veal escalope with sage and … Continue reading
Posted in Cuts for carnivores
Tagged British Veal, Main Course, Parmesan Polenta, Saltimbocca
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A salad from the garden
This is optimistically named because though all these vegetables have been planted in my garden it assumes they are growing and ready to eat – neither of which is entirely true. Slugs are the real evil at the moment and … Continue reading
Posted in Seasonal salads, Vivacious vegetables
Tagged asparagus, Broad beans, Garden Salad, Heritage tomatoes, Podded peas, Radishes, Starter, summer
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The ultimate chocolate brownie?
I could make these blindfolded, 10 years in the catering world and a regular, relentless demand for these chocolate slabs of sin, has left the recipe engraved in my memory, possibly forever. Cupcakes may come and go but I don’t think … Continue reading
Posted in Delectable delights, Picnic party
Tagged Chocolate, Chocolate Brownies, dessert
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Ice cream days
Honestly, when I said we don’t eat puddings I was almost telling the truth. I do have a weakness for ice cream and strangely creme brulee! Funnily enough the ‘little people’ seem to have inherited the same weakness for the … Continue reading
Posted in Delectable delights, Toddlers and tinies
Tagged British Strawberries, dessert, pudding, strawberry ice cream, summer
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Angels navels ?
‘Angels navels’ – have I just made this up ? or is it actually what these divine, flat, little, white peaches are called? After some hunting on the internet I am none the wiser, but it’s a good name for … Continue reading
Posted in Delectable delights, Little black foodie book, Seasonal salads
Tagged Andreas, Burrata, summer
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