Soup Season: Winter Soup Recipes, a New One Every Fortnight
Soup Season: a new soup every fortnight from October to February, each one cooked by Gareth before it goes up.
Cooking with what’s in season — for flavour, for the kitchen calendar, and for the quiet pleasure of eating in tune with the year.
Soup Season: a new soup every fortnight from October to February, each one cooked by Gareth before it goes up.
Beef carbonnade, the Flemish beef and beer stew: beef braised with slow-cooked onions and malty ale, thickened the traditional way with mustard bread.
Autumn is one of the great cooking seasons — squash, root vegetables, apples, and game all at their peak. Here's what to cook as the nights draw in.
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Drowning in courgettes and tomatoes? The recipes, freezing, drying and batch-cooking we actually use to get through a UK summer glut without waste.
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How to make sun-dried tomatoes in a UK dehydrator — 55°C for 10-16 hours. Cherry or plum tomatoes, dry-pack or oil-pack storage, and a safety note on garlic.
How to watch Wimbledon at home in comfort — keeping the room cool, strawberries and cream done properly, and a Pimm’s worth pouring.
How to dry apples in a dehydrator — 6mm rings at 55°C for 6-10 hours, stored for a year. The simple lemon-water method that beats every shop-bought version.
A no-oven hot-smoked trout, new potato and watercress salad with horseradish-mustard dressing — twenty-five minutes, around £2.40 a head. The sustainable swap for what used to be a smoked mackerel plate.
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