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Roy Choi Chinese Chicken Wings
There is an art to eating chicken wings – in fact if you Google ‘eating chicken wings’ you will find videos that show you how to get the most from your wing, in the quickest amount of time (for those … Continue reading
Sang Choi Bao
I have decided to bring a little Sang Choi Boa into your day. But it has to be quick because I have three hungry mouths to feed and they are patiently waiting for me to finish. Sang Choi Bao is … Continue reading
Lamb Ragout with Olives and Peppers
Mr Man likes to shop and oddly enough he loves to shop at large grocery stores – you know the stores that bring in huge amounts of whatever is flooding the market (not a bad thing because the produce … Continue reading
Coq Au Vin
Coq Au Vin is a classic French dish which is exactly as the name describes – chicken cooked in wine. Actually that’s not quite true, ‘coq’ is rooster in French and apparently cooking a tough old bird in this … Continue reading
Angelhair Pasta with Melted Anchovies, Arugula & Roast Tomatoes
This is a pasta I put together many years ago. It’s very simple and the flavour combinations are quite obvious so it’s by no means revolutionary. I would call it delicious though, because it includes one of my most favourite … Continue reading
Warm Pheasant Salad with Beetroot
I had a dinner planned tonight – or should I say a dessert. It had already taken the better part of the day (and the day before) to make and it was going to be quite spectacular, not to mention … Continue reading
Quail with Melting Onions, Saffron and Chickpeas
This particular recipe is from a cookbook called Saraban – an absolute treasure for anyone who appreciates culturally rich cuisines. Saraban navigates its reader through the culinary landscapes of ancient Persia and gives us an insight to one of the … Continue reading
Haloumi, Mint & Lemon Pasta with Olive Breadcrumbs
HELLLLOOOOO! I am back and it sure feels good. One of the things I neglected to think about in the process of my move was internet access, and I thought I was so organised. Anyway, back I am and back with a … Continue reading
Chicken & Mushroom Fricassee
I have often wondered what a fricassee was and today whilst flicking through Food & Wine magazine what did I spy? a Chicken and Mushroom Fricasse, in print and with a picture. It just turned out that I was making a rice pilaf … Continue reading
Spaghetti Carbonara
This is my first shot at a Spaghetti Carbonara and I am impressed. How can it have taken me so long to recognize such a beautifully simple dish? In my research leading up to this quite significant occasion I learnt … Continue reading