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Any dish that has the magical ability to repair skint knees, mend broken hearts and raise a smile that makes anything seem possible is worth […]
Any dish that has the magical ability to repair skint knees, mend broken hearts and raise a smile that makes anything seem possible is worth […]
It will come as no surprise to you that as a chef, I follow the changing of seasons with more interest than most. It’s fair
Apples – Hello Old Friend! Read More »
For me, beetroot was more of a punishment growing up than the wonderful earthy reward that it is today. All kids in the 80’s knew
Bring On The Beetroot Read More »
These days it seems that life is just a little more hectic; we’re all working harder and stressing more. It’s at times like this that
I love this time of year – what chef doesn’t? Every corner of the kitchen garden is brimming with fresh, seasonal produce and for a
Glorious Gooseberries Read More »
There is a tradition in our family at Easter that involves everyone freezing their hands off at the top of a hill in Perthshire. You
Hot Cross Bun Bread And Butter Pudding Read More »
You will always find seasonal ingredients at the heart of this blog but it struck me just recently, as I was writing our Mother’s Day menu
One of my favourite menu items of all times is, in my humble opinion, one of Scotland’s most under-rated food heroes. Low in calories but
Mussel In – It’s Time For A New Tea! Read More »
It may take some slack for being the dullest of seasons when it comes to vegetables, but winter’s harvest is only as limited as your
The Wonder of Root Veg Read More »
Food has that wonderfully unique gift of being able to bring comfort while mending and transforming your mood. Whether it’s cheese on toast after a hard
Stew Glorious Stew! Read More »