What’s your go to fry? Thick cut? A wedge? Skinny lil string fries? And how do you feel about sweet potato fries? I’m a big fan, but only when they’re crispy and that sweet flavour is balanced with some spice!
The KEEN’S curry powder adds so much warmth and flavour to these golden cauliflower fritters and the coconut curry mayo you serve them with. They’re easy to make and perfect for any time of the day. If you’re feeling fancy, serve them as a starter when you’re throwing a dinner party.
I love simple flavour combinations and cacio Pepe pasta is one of my favourite meals. And Parmesan cheese and black pepper just belong together. Fragrant pepper and the umami saltiness of fresh cracked blacked pepper are a great time, cauliflower is the perfect vehicle to let them shine.
These are the greatest snack food for sharing with friends… something we can start doing again soon! They’re full of punchy flavours and great textures.
Look at that golden crunch! Can you believe these chicken wings are baked rather than fried? They have the most magical crunch and the best flavour thanks to a very simple 5 ingredient marinade.
These are so full of flavour and a great alternative to meet skewers. I tried a new technique to cook the mushrooms and it allows the marinade flavour to really soak in AND for the mushrooms to get lovely and golden.
I love this banana bread, it’s richly chocolatey and studded with walnuts. It’s also a very easy one bowl baking project, and who doesn’t love banana bread?!
The earthy notes, omega 3 rich fish and sharp acid in this recipe are such a delight. And they’re backed up by it just looking so darn pretty. The pomegranate I’ve use dto gasrnish it are completely optional I just had some on hand. But the creamy yoghurt dressing and punchy pickled vegetables are a must.
This is such a show stopping starter and so easy to make. It looks beautiful, and is the perfect moreish salty sweet snack. It would look perfect as a vegetarian Christmas starter thanks to those lovely jewelled tones.
This week I’ve been focused on using up any leftover food I had from a few events on the weekend. I’m getting better and better at creating less waste but as anyone who has hosted a dinner party knows, it’s less stressful to voer cater than under cater! This recipe could come in handy at Christmas time too as it’s a great way to use up leftover roast pumpkin. I have included info on how to roast the pumpkin though!