Grilling berries lifts them into the extraordinary
I like to fire up the grill over Easter to cook a whole fish or a couple of lamb cutlets, and often use the residual embers for these berries.
I like to fire up the grill over Easter to cook a whole fish or a couple of lamb cutlets, and often use the residual embers for these berries.
Each slice of this beautiful, swirled dessert reveals a spiral of dark, decadent chocolate sponge that pairs splendidly with lightly grilled berries.
A Swedish crayfish party is a beloved tradition typically held in the height of the seafood season, celebrating abundance, community and the fleeting beauty of summer.
A warm potato salad is the perfect late summer accompaniment to meat or seafood.
The noodles, cooked until just tender, are tossed in a tangy dressing made with soy sauce, sesame oil and a hint of chilli for a subtle kick.
Simple yet deeply satisfying, these skewers are made from marinated pork belly that is grilled over charcoal, imparting a rich, smoky flavour.
The natural buttery flavour bestows a smoky, savoury complexity and the addition of vadouvan (or, as I like to call it, ‘va-va-voom’) takes the humble corn to another level.
They are a great way to start the day, and also work well as a light lunch or supper with a fresh salad or a little salsa on the side.
This refreshing and delicious dish is made with ripe tomatoes, a couple of peaches, bread, garlic, olive oil and a splash of sherry vinegar.
When you have something this good, it almost seems a shame to cook it, which makes this recipe ideal for those days when it is too hot to even light the barbecue.
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