Walnut, Broccoli and Ricotta Spaghetti.
Things that always go well together: olive oil, garlic, parsley and lemon zest. Add in some good greens and healthy nut fats, along with some wholegrain pasta and… Read More »
Molletes!
So this is basically a recipe for spicy refried bean pizza. File under Comfort Food. This combines a couple of recipes from a great book called The World… Read More »
Sausage and Lentil sort-of casserole
I rarely use meat substitutes in cooking. When I do it’s usually veggie rashers and sausages. You’ll know what your favourite sort are; these are Cauldron herby ones…. Read More »
Creamy Butternut Squash, Chive, and Pine Nut Tagliatelle.
Properly delicious, this. The first time I made it I was a little underwhelmed and found it a little stodgy, but the magical addition of a little white… Read More »
Easy and cheap(ish) Leek and Nutmeg Pie
So, this is a guest post from the brilliant Hilary Foster (yes, I’m biased) – my only contribution to this was to eat it. Which I did extremely… Read More »
Green bean, chickpea and fresh tomato minestrone.
I always thought minestrone was a meat-y taste, and I didn’t have much hope for a veggie version (vegan, in fact), but, it turns out, TOTES WRONG. This… Read More »
Cauliflower and Leek Risotto
ECONOMY DRIVE TIME. So a month into freelancing and it turns out unpredictable money is SCARY. Especially just before Christmas. The stuff it allows me to do is… Read More »
Sweet potato and spinach dhal
This is the first dhal that I’m properly proud of, just that right mix of bite and real creaminess that you can’t imagine is stil dairy-free. BUT IT… Read More »
Gardener’s pie. Made with real gardeners.
Does not contain gardeners. Contains gardened things. It’s basically Shepherd’s pie but without the meat. And tasty. Add the lentils in for a bit of bite and protein,… Read More »
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