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 »
Minted Spring Vegetables
Yeah, I know, it’s been AGES since I posted here. Alex has been keeping up his end of posting admirably in my absence. I’m suffering from the London… 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 »
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 »
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 »
Vegan Lancashire Hotpot
So I’m pretty much ready for Autumn, now. The blackberries are trying so hard to come out (I am waiting to pounce for a big batch of cheaper than… Read More »
‘Mazing Mushroom Soup
This is not a cheap recipe. Please do not make a cheap version of this recipe. Please go out and invest in one of the tastiest soups EVER… Read More »
Pea & Parsley Soup
Sometimes you don’t need lots of stuff in your food. Sometimes a certain food tastes so good you can devote a whole soup to it. Such a vegetable… Read More »
Curried Parsnip and Apple Soup
OK, I’m not sure if ‘adding balti paste’ counts as ‘currying’ something, but the original recipe described this as ‘spicy’, which I definitely don’t think it is. Warming,… Read More »
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