A stew made from ingredients found in your pantry
A lifesaving recipe to have in your back pocket for cold nights after busy days.
A lifesaving recipe to have in your back pocket for cold nights after busy days.
A lamb and barley stew might not be trendy, but I’m here to remind you of its enduring appeal.
There’s no secret to the knead, it requires no special skills, except patience.
This is simple yet satisfying – a testament to the beauty of unpretentious cooking.
The addition of spice enhances that warm, earthy sweetness from the pumpkin, and the brown sugar adds a lovely caramel richness.
Topped with mozzarella and drizzled with burnt butter, sage and capers, this dish promises to give you all the feels this autumn.
While nothing quite compares to Bill’s sweet ricotta pancakes, here is a savoury interpretation, inspired by their fluffy perfection.
I remember the indulgent cream-filled apple turnovers my mum would occasionally treat me to on the way to school.
Knowing I have this sauce waiting in the fridge makes midweek cooking a little less daunting, adding a touch of magic to turn the ordinary into something special.
This was a mid-week staple in my mother’s kitchen, quietly ingraining itself into my own recipe repertoire over time.
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