Jersey, September 2014
Jersey is a little piece of heaven (very little – it measures just nine miles by five) in the BayContinue Reading
Jersey is a little piece of heaven (very little – it measures just nine miles by five) in the BayContinue Reading
Just as you start to think it’s time to dig the winter coat out, it warms up and feelsContinue Reading
Apart from a takeaway beetroot and falafel wrap eaten on the fly near the Coombe a few monthsContinue Reading
With the orzo and citrus flavours, this soup is a bit like that Greek lemon and egg broth Avgolemono; with all the vegetables and herbs, it’s similar to an Italian minestrone, albeit without the tomatoes. Either way it’s lovely and warm and filling and tastes like summer into autumn…
Despite the threat of rain and a quiet start, The Big Grill turned out to be one of theContinue Reading
I’m always a little hesitant to use trendy healthy ingredients, but if they serve a use and tasteContinue Reading
If a giant crate of organic vegetables turns up on your doorstep and you’re in Provence whatContinue Reading
Although I’ve been eating them for years, I feel like I finally ‘get’ falafel. I always used find themContinue Reading
Another dish from Provence, this time a bread called fougasse, a foccaccia-like ‘everything’ bread which varies greatly from regionContinue Reading
Rose Prince has a recipe for a Provençal, Grand Aïoli-style dish in the Telegraph this weekend – a plate of baked codContinue Reading
We’ve had a blackcurrant and a redcurrant bush in our garden for as long as I can remember.Continue Reading
A lovely option for a big, chaotic brunch or for a quiet summer supper for two, Shakshuka is an interesting andContinue Reading
A lovely, light pasta dish that I made last week because there was ricotta open in theContinue Reading
Yes Flowers in Galway City; Salthill Strand Dungaire Castle; crate of cherries photographed under our cherryContinue Reading
Not every summer day is for salad, and on a damp, grey June afternoon what youContinue Reading
