Summer days are coming and making a no-churn ice cream is easy. You can serve it with strawberries and cream, meringues or in this case in between waffle wafers. Children will love them and I often put a layer of caramel on the wafer too. Enjoy!
Lovely summery days to come and nothing nicer than a warm quiche and salad. There are so many varieties and this is made with cream cheese. Add bacon or chorizo if you don’t need to make it vegetarian. They can be wrapped up and taken on a picnic or to the beach. They will also freeze for up to a month, but probably won’t last that long. Enjoy!
As the evenings get longer, its lovely to have a quick supper. The halloumi and peas are lovely and it’s a healthy option if you use the quinoa. Enjoy!
This is a take on a Jamie Oliver recipe. Slow roast shoulder is an utterly delicious way to eat lamb. It takes about 4 hours but just falls off the bone once it is ready. Teamed here with mashed root vegetables and a lovely gravy with mint and capers (leave out the capers if you prefer). Enjoy!
Lemon meringue pie is always a favourite dessert but does require a little effort. It has three elements that need to be brought together, a pastry case, lemon filling and a meringue. Give yourself time and its definitely worth the effort. Enjoy!
This is a very authentic Malaysian dish. The amount of dried chillies looks alarming but it works. Although there are many varieties that all have different heats and the dish is not for the faint hearted. I have changed some of the ingredients for others that are readily available. Give it a go!!
This is a hearty family dish that is comfort food at its best. Especially on a cold winter’s night, it will please everyone. Braising, chuck, feather or blade steak is great for this slow cooked dish. Enjoy!