My American friends won’t need a recipe, this is on every Campbell’s soup can from California to Wisconsin to Florida to New York. But green bean casserole, or really any casserole, is not a thing on this side of the Atlantic. I am happy to enlighten all of my non-American friends on this. Continue reading Green Bean Casserole
The question that should precede such the acquisition of work leftovers might be “what can I do with 5 kilogrammes of pâte feuilletée?” – for me this question came on the walk home, with a long heavy box tucked under my arm. Here is the result. Continue reading Elevated Potato and Leek Tart
I am always keen to try new things in the kitchen. As you’ve seen so far, there have been dishes inspired by Japanese cuisine, Indian cuisine, Italian and French cuisine, and plenty of other world-wide cuisines. After wanting to order jerk chicken for so long, and not actually doing it because it required a long walk to pick it up and they were always sold out, I decided to take matters into my own hands. It’s such a shame that I have lived in South London for nearly a year and still haven’t had proper peas and rice or jerk chicken but we’ll get to that post-quarantine. For now I will experiment! Continue reading Caribbean Vegetable Curry and Coconut Rice
It’s been repetitive days in my kitchen lately as I fall into the fatigue stage of quarantine. Where cooking was fun and exciting, a welcome distraction, it has now become a chore. I find myself cooking the same things over and over. A delicious grocery delivery inspired me to break from the monotony of the same meals and create something new. Originally, I set out to make something very different from what the end product was – and the end product was so delicious I couldn’t imagine what the original recipe would even be like. Continue reading Miso Tofu with Asparagus and Broccolini
I am feeling lazy. Quarantine is weighing heavily on me most days, and I feel less excited about being in the kitchen than I ever have. I’ve reverted back to the basics in this time, and then found this new basic to add to my list. Continue reading Chickpeas with Savoy Cabbage
Using inspiration from chicken tikka masala, a crowd favourite, I subbed in some vegetarian options for a creamy, delicious, overfilling meal. When I posted my nightly dinner picture, this was the most requested recipe I have ever had. I’m excited to share. This meal makes a lot – so you will have plenty left over for lunch or freezing. Continue reading Veggie Tikka Masala with Homemade Naan
My favourite vegetable, made into my new favourite soup. A simple recipe for summer days, and easy to transform into a vegan alternative. Excellent served with fresh sourdough! Continue reading Courgette Parmigiano Soup
Sans Estomac 