Bay, rye and hazelnut loaf cake with poached rhubarb
Kathy Slack’s rustic hazelnut loaf cake is as welcome for dessert as it is with a…
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Looking for ideas for what to cook with in-season vegetables and fruit this February?
Seasonal ingredients in late winter include a glittering display of bracing seafood, from nutritious mussels to mackerel, as well as fabulously dark greens, such as curly kale and purple sprouting broccoli. Desserts are bright and beautiful at this time of year: think blood oranges in the form of our glorious steamed pudding, and that game-changing February ingredient: tender rhubarb.
If you’re planning a dinner party this month and looking for a seasonal February menu, here’s four we put together earlier…
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Kathy Slack’s rustic hazelnut loaf cake is as welcome for dessert as it is with a…
Kathy Slack’s leek bread and butter pudding makes for a simple but hearty main, served with…
Doubling up fresh and preserved lemons to lift this crème fraîche sauce makes for a zesty…
Pretty pink forced rhubarb makes a tart, bright accompaniment for rich venison steaks and sweet potatoes…
Rich, oily mackerel stands up to sweet and bitter caramelised radicchio beautifully. Add a bed of…
Classic rhubarb crumble is taken to new heights with aromatic cardamom, rosewater and an irresistible topping…
This easy tagliatelle with lamb meatballs is made extra tender with an olive and garlic paste…
Did you know you can eat swede raw? It’s a crisp vegetable with a peppery flavour…
The sweet, nutty flavour of swede is divine in this creamy swede gratin recipe, infused with…
These Chinese pork meatballs come from Amy Poon, the force behind Poon’s London, a family food…
This new take on the classic combo of pork, apple and sage is ready in just…
Cumberland pie is very similar to shepherd’s pie, so The Hairy Bikers thought to themselves: why…
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