Who knew how delicious roasted radishes could be? In my search for attractive and nutritious salad ideas, I came across this recipe. It was easy to make, full of nutrition, and oh so tasty. The roasted radishes are such a discovery! INGREDIENTS 150g radishes, halved (if large quarter them)1 red onion, cut into thin wedges2tbsp … Continue reading Roasted Radishes With Lentils, Goats’ Cheese And Watercress
Month: Aug 2022
I’ve Been Taking Chances
I have not always understood some of the thought-provoking themes Jim has given us in recent weeks for Song Lyric Sunday, but I've been taking chances with my picks in the hopes that I was on the right track. This week Jim has asked us to feature songs that did not do so great in … Continue reading I’ve Been Taking Chances
Samuel Smith Pure Brewed Organic Lager
I have a very bad habit of starting the review posts about any kind of beer or lager I sample by saying, "I don't particularly like lager...". Well, I might have been converted with this one. Samuel Smith's Pure Brewed Organic Lager is simply the best lager I have ever allowed to cross my lips. … Continue reading Samuel Smith Pure Brewed Organic Lager
Zucchini Trifolati
I don't think I would ever have tried out this Waitrose recipe if it was not for watching Stanley Tucci rave about Italian cuisine in his fantastic series. It was when I saw him waxing lyrical over the zucchini dish in the very first episode, that I decided I had to try out a an … Continue reading Zucchini Trifolati
I’ve Heard It All Before
"Deep album cuts" is the theme Jim has provided for today's Song Lyric Sunday. I am afraid to say my mind was blank on this prompt. Last weekend, we had some family members up from Dorset, and the girls were intent on filling the house with music and perhaps annoying the neighbours. Our niece Polly … Continue reading I’ve Heard It All Before
Esprit de Buganay Côtes de Provence Rosé
We embraced our recent trip to France by sampling the house rosé at every restaurant we graced (when in Rome!) Oh how I have missed France. Here I am reminiscing on the pleasantries of our travels, when I ought to be sharing the tipple of the week. When not in France, I have difficulty finding … Continue reading Esprit de Buganay Côtes de Provence Rosé
Lemon Drizzle Cake
Perhaps the cake I have baked more than any other is a traditional lemon drizzle cake. I love lemon...lemon tart, lemon meringue pie, lemon pasta, lemon sorbet...it is the flavour I never grow tired of. I probably make a lemon drizzle cake once a month....and it never lasts long. I have been making it so … Continue reading Lemon Drizzle Cake
Hear My Words That I Might Teach You
Jim has chosen a splendid theme for today's Song Lyric Sunday. Robert and I listed a few classic songs that everybody knows and found it hard to choose just one song. I was happy to let Robert select which song we should feature. He has chosen so very well. What a treat for this balmy … Continue reading Hear My Words That I Might Teach You
Robinson’s Crushed Lime And Mint
Oh what to drink in the hot, humid, summer months? I drink mostly water, but I do also need to liven up my beverages at least once day with something fresh and zingy. I often just add a slice of lemon or lime, or a few bruised mint leaves to a jug of iced water. … Continue reading Robinson’s Crushed Lime And Mint
Vegan French Onion Soup
I actually remember the first time I tried a French Onion Soup, thinking it was one of the most glorious dishes I had ever tried - full of delicious flavour. Finding a vegan version was wonderful. This has been our winter treat, cheering us up on gloomy days. It was a great find in the … Continue reading Vegan French Onion Soup