Asian style pulled pork
So many ways to serve this. Wrap in a tortilla or baby gem lettuce, cucumber and generous dollop of hoi sin sauce. Also makes a lovely finger food/canapé. Use the leaf of a little gem lettuce and pile in the…
So many ways to serve this. Wrap in a tortilla or baby gem lettuce, cucumber and generous dollop of hoi sin sauce. Also makes a lovely finger food/canapé. Use the leaf of a little gem lettuce and pile in the…
I was selling these by the dozen during lock down. Easily feeds 6 people and can be eaten hot or cold or as they do in the US, in a sandwich!
Another easy chorizo tapas dish. Make sure you serve these with plenty of crusty bread.
Don't be put off with handling oxtail. The flavour you get from the fat and bone marrow which seeps into the dish results in a heavenly luxurious ragu. I suggest making this one or two days before you want to…
I have been making this dish for years. The original recipe is from Bruno Loubet. In his recipe he adds mango to the salsa which is also lovely. I have found that this dish gets better with age and I…
I love this dish at any time of year, a great dish to make to share with friends it can be made the day before and simply reheated. Serve with plenty of crusty bread and the leftovers reheat well.
In the early days of the restaurant I found that people were put off by the word "cheek" on the menu. They are utterly delicious, no gristle or fat and full of flavour. I buy my cheeks from Farmison who…
I love this dish for several reason, It's quick, luxurious and the madeira sauce gives it a silky sweetness. what's not to love!
You'll learn two things from this recipe. Firstly a fuss free way of cooking pork belly with amazing crackling and secondly, perfect mashed potatoes.
This recipe is inspired by an Anna Del Conte recipe. A delicious autumnal dish, we like to accompany it with cloud potato cakes.